A cast of characters that includes five unmarried sisters, a malaria-stricken brother and an illegitimate love child with a constantly disappearing father seems to set a rather sullen tone for the play “Dancing at Lughnasa.”
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Fourth-year musical theater student Juliane Godfrey heads to New York to perform in 'A Chorus Line,' 'Anything Goes'
Juliane Godfrey took a 15-hour round-trip flight to New York for an audition that lasted 90 seconds.
LIVE BLOG: CEC Shorttakes Finale
Tonight, top student short film submissions will be screened at CEC’s Shorttakes Finale in Ackerman Grand Ballroom.
'Sylvia' play barks up the wrong tree with boisterous doggy love plot
If you came into this play thinking it would be about poet Sylvia Plath, you would be sorely mistaken.
“Sylvia” is not about the suicidal poet, but rather a dog, and a feisty one at that. Playing at the Edgemar Center for the Arts till July 10, “Sylvia” is a comedy about Greg (Stephen Howard), a middle-aged man seeking solace in a stray dog named Sylvia, played with an overbearing neediness by Tanna Frederick.
Students to get down with Coachella group Thao with The Get Down Stay Down at Royce Hall
This year was the first time the band Thao with The Get Down Stay Down performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, and the thing that the band’s vocalist and guitarist, Thao Nguyen, said surprised her the most was the number of celebrity attendees.
Dylana Suarez, UCLA alumna and creator of the blog “˜Color Me Nana,’ shares her foray into the world of fashion
Dylana Suarez started her blog, “Color Me Nana,” during a bored summer session at UCLA.
Do-it-yourself designs
Normally, do-it-yourself projects can be associated with Martha Stewart or carpentry, but one may be surprised to find that you can sass up your wardrobe in the confines of your cramped dorm room or shared apartment.