Category Archives: A&E Spectrum

This week highlights the creative process of Ofri Shmul, a first-year art and business economics student, which recently focused on the distracting nature of technology through wires and sculpture.

Thirteen student actors and a full orchestra tell the story of how two small-town Texas nobodies became renowned folk heroes and outlaws in Depression-era USA. The show, produced by Act III, opens Saturday in the Northwest Campus Auditorium and runs through this weekend.

Donning nature-inspired pieces, shiny accessories and splashes of color, students welcome the warm LA spring.

The Los Angeles-based band performed at the Staples Center on Tuesday night on tour for its 11th studio album “The Getaway,” which was released in June.

Finding inspiration from pop culture and social media, students dress for spring in style.

Director Maeve Riley received special permission from UCLA alumna Sara Bareilles to perform “Waitress in Concert” while “Waitress the Musical” is still on Broadway.

“Othello,” written by Shakespeare and performed by students, opens for a preview in the Bruin Reception Room in Ackerman on Wednesday and runs until Friday. It compels its audiences to consider the tension, conflict and violence that arise from a misunderstanding of “the other,” as well as the human desire for power and control.