The Boston College Theatre Department brings wretched souls to life in their production of Jean-Paul Sartre’s ‘No Exit,’ a play that magnifies the most despicable qualities of man in an abstract version of hell.
Arts, On Campus
‘No Exit’ Brings Hell to Life in Bonn Studio
Boston College Theatre Department’ performance of ‘No Exit’ brings the dread of hell to Bonn Studio in the form of eternal interaction between incompatible individuals.
Arts, On Campus
Digital Art Exhibit Challenges How We Absorb Media
The Digital Art and Technology Exhibit in O’Neil Library challenges our view of media consumption.
Arts, On Campus
UPrising Maintains Magnetic Mood During “Waves”
UPrising brings the electric atmosphere to Robsham Theater with the help of Masti, AEROdynamiK, Fuego del Corazon, Dance Ensemble, and Synergy, as well as one Boston-based guest group, Queens with a Mission (QWAM).
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
Trying Out the Spotlight with ‘Stop Kiss’
The Heights speaks with student director Taylor Tranfaglia, MCAS ’18, about her play ‘Stop Kiss’ and the audition process as a whole.
Arts, Music, On Campus
Oriental Vibes Concert Brings Sounds of the Middle East
Boston College’s Middle Eastern Ensemble brought sounds and instruments from the Middle East to campus in the Oriental Vibes concert.
Arts, On Campus
Dazzling Week of Dance Celebrates Spirit and Expression
FISTS, Full Swing, and PATU push boundaries, and collaborate to steal the show during this year’s Week of Dance.
Arts, On Campus
Hello…Shovelhead! Digs into Stereotypes to Strike Comedic Gold at Fall Show
Hello…Shovelhead! presents well-scripted skits about eclectic topics ranging from the suburban wine mom stereotypes to Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ to create effortless comedy at Fall Show.
Arts, Music, On Campus
BEATS Winter Show Entertains Audience With Crowd-Pleasing A Cappella
BEATS drew a large and dedicated crowd to their Winter Show by mixing harmony with comedy.
Arts, Music, On Campus
University Chorale, Symphony Orchestra Spread Christmas Cheer
The University Chorale and Symphony Orchestra impressed Trinity Chapel with harmony and Christmas cheer.
