Find a moral dilemma in ‘Eye in the Sky,’ have a paint party with the Caribbean Culture Club, and watch Fleabag’s Big Show this weekend in the arts.
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Matt Michienzie Builds a BC Band on Experimental Rock
After transitioning from solo artist to frontman of the newest BC band, Boston-based singer Matt Michienzie has finally found his groove.
Arts, On Campus
JCBC Garners A Cultural Conglomeration Through Captivating Performances
The Japanese Club of Boston College put forth a show that proved to be relevant to all peoples, as cultural differences expressly aids in the process of cultural growth.
Arts, On Campus
The Jazz Is Strong with BC bOp!
BC bOp! starts up its hyperdrive to reach stellar solos, while soaring saxophones create a performance that resonates across the galaxy in ‘Jazz Wars.’
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Acoustics Showcase Versatility and Talent at Annual Spring Cafe
By combining impressive vocals, imaginative covers, and unexpected comedy, the Acoustics brought an a cappella party to McGuinn 121 on Saturday.
On Campus, Music, Arts
The Common Tones, Stonehill College Surround Sound Unite for Acoustics Invitational
The Acoustics Spring Invitational saw comparative newcomer The Common Tones hold its own alongside The Acoustics and Stonehill College’s Surround Sound.
Arts, On Campus
Modern and Traditional Dance Styles Come Together in SEASA Culture Show
The Southeast Asian Student Association’s 16th annual culture show offered viewers a glimpse into Southeast Asian dance styles.
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Dance Ensemble Spins the Wheel to Riches in Spry ‘Roulette’ Show
Displaying agile and deft dancing skills, Dance Ensemble showcases their many talents in a show that is as varied as it is captivating.
Arts, On Campus
CCE’s ‘March Radness’ Makes Laughter A No. 1 Seed
The ‘March Radness’ show by the Committee for Creative Enactments showcased the improvisational skills of its members, while engaging the creative sides of its audience.
Arts, On Campus
Bostonians Trade Verses and Voices in Intimate Performance
The Bostonians’ Spring Cafe saw renditions of famous songs from the likes of The Killers and Crosby, Stills, & Nash, creating an eclectic and engaging program.
