In spite of the cold and the rain, the first Brown University Folk Festival brought an eclectic mix of musicians, Brown students and Providence locals to Sayles Hall on Saturday. The all-day music festival was organized by a group of folk fans in collaboration with the 2012 Class Board, the Creative ...
Love is truly in the air for the Brown University Gilbert and Sullivan's production of "Iolanthe" this weekend in Alumnae Hall.
Sitting on the very edge of her seat, back straight and violin tucked snugly under her chin, 17-year-old Sydney Argueta plays the sharp opening notes of Mozart's Quartet in G Major, K. 156. She messes up a little bit, slumps her back and frowns. The other three members of her quartet tease her some, ...
After waiting in a line that stretched from the Avon Cinema's doors, around the corner and past Via Via IV, more than 400 people filled the theater beyond capacity to watch the Oscar-nominated and Golden Globe award-winning Israeli film, "Waltz with Bashir." The Wednesday afternoon screening was followed ...
Most people have sat down on the couch, turned on the television and flipped through as many channels as the TV has to offer in an endless cycle of entertainment options. What awaits the viewer is anything imaginable - front-row seats at a sports game, outer space, sharks or the latest celebrity scandal. ...
Imagine standing in a clean and airy art gallery.
Fresh from his recent Golden Globe win, Israeli illustrator David Polonsky will spend three months on campus working with students from Brown, the Rhode Island School of Design and the Providence community as an artist-in-residence.
When Genndy Tartakovsky first saw "Tom and Jerry" as a kid, he knew he wanted to be an animator.
From tranquil to rowdy, Brown Concert Agency's fall concert offered a thoroughly enjoyable show featuring Canadian indie-scenesters Islands and eclectic, manic rockers Man Man to a sold-out audience in Alumnae Hall on Friday night.
Soon after Dan Habib's five-year-old son Samuel was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, the boy had a near-death case of pneumonia. As a coping mechanism, Habib's doctor suggested that he document the boy's struggle through photography and film.
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