The festival featured performances by Isabella Lovestory, BunnaB, Magdalena Bay and Thee Sacred Souls.
Maisie Peters, Lana Del Rey and Kacey Musgraves are bringing their best this spring with new releases.
The exhibition was created from the wood of a tree from the Main Green.
On Monday, the University hosted Paul McCartney for a screening of the new film.
The documentary was released on Netflix on April 13.
New releases from KATSEYE, Laufey and Olivia Rodrigo are sure to delight longtime fans.
Prior to the discussion, the new feature documentary, “Paul McCartney: Man on the Run,” was screened.
Last Thursday, the producer and director spoke about her career in the film industry at the Brown Arts Institute event.
Netflix’s recording of Trevor Noah’s stand-up set was released on April 14.
Despite innovative production and captivating performances, some parts of the show shine less than others.
The 90-minute performance debuted in the Lindemann Performing Arts Center on April 10.
The multimedia exhibition was created by renowned artists Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme.
This year’s trio of original plays balance astute social commentary with pure hilarity.
Kahane opened up about making “Elevator Songs” and his undergraduate experience at Brown.
The around two-hour show featured orchestral arrangements from the video game.
The film returns viewers to the universe of the hit British television series “Peaky Blinders.”
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson co-star in the controversial romantic comedy.
The festival will also feature screenings of 19 student films.
Released in late March, Netflix’s new show is utterly captivating and thrillingly terrifying.
The Brown Arts Institute announced the Prizma Arts and Research Residency last month.
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