The minimalist performance of ‘Sexual Perversity in Chicago’ allowed the endearing, vulgar script to shine, focusing on the actor portrayals of comical, troubled characters.
Arts, On Campus
Collaborative SEASA Dance Showcase Dazzles Audiences
The Southeast Asian Student Association (SEASA) teams up with Conspiracy Theory and other dance groups for a night of culture and celebration.
Arts, Music, On Campus
The Press Gang Gives Gaelic Roots Series a Modern Twist
The newest event in the Gaelic Roots series was a concert by The Press Gang, a modern Irish band with roots and influences in traditional Irish music.
Arts, On Campus
Screen Veterans Share Journey from BC to Acting Success
Speaking on their wealth of television and film experience, BC alums Wayne Wilderson and Maile Flanagan shared their journey from students to successful actors.
Arts, Music, On Campus
‘Orkestra Marhaba’ Exhibits Sound of Empire in Classical Turkish Concert
The Islamic Civilization & Societies Program brings ‘Orkestra Marhaba’ to Higgins in a concert of Turkish Classical Music that exhibits regal sound.
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
Mark Cooper Named 2017 Fellow in Sculpture
Faculty member Mark Cooper was awarded based on his extensive sculpture exhibit work spanning the globe from Beijing to Boston and beyond.
On Campus, Music, Arts
University Chorale Performs ‘Elijah’ in Dramatic Concert
Giving a powerful portrayal of Old Testament stories with ‘Elijah’, the University Chorale amazed audiences with intense harmonies.
Arts, On Campus, Off Campus
Sexual Chocolate, F.I.S.T.S. Triumph at UConn Competition
With Sexual Chocolate taking first and F.I.S.T.S. placing second, BC Step community was validated through a win symbolizing hard work and even harder steps.
Arts, Music, On Campus
Moritz Ernst Second Concert Pays Homage to German Greats
Ernst’s beautiful performance touched on the nuanced stylings of various artists, while displaying his own musical genius and adaptability.
Arts, On Campus
‘Venus in Fur’ Provokes Audiences with Humor and Heat
The raunchy and sarcastic play ‘Venus in Fur’ offers introspective intellectual commentary on sex and expectations.
