“Hurry Up Tomorrow” explores dark themes that are characteristic to the singer’s signature art.
The Rites and Reason Theatre recently performed “Hero,” a play in development with a cast of two.
On Monday night, the esteemed Telegraph Quartet delivered a passionate classical performance.
The new film follows two roommates in their comedic quest to pay their rent on time.
“Kneecap,” based on the story of the eponymous Northern Ireland hip-hop trio, recently received an impressive six nominations at the upcoming British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards. The film is a fictionalization of the trio’s rise to notoriety and a masterpiece of Irish cinema that ...
The musician gave advice to students and faculty in a masterclass and moderated conversation Sunday.
Entitled “—ing,” the exhibit displays the students’ diverse talents and interdisciplinary interests.
Jon Batiste performed an awe-inspiring show on Saturday night in the Lindemann Performing Arts Center.
The film has compelling characters but suffers from horrendous music and terrible representation.
Tony award winning Brown alum returned for the kickoff of the Brown 2026 series.
Netflix global smash hit sees director Hwang Dong-hyuk shift the series’s focus away from the games.
Ethel Cain’s latest album, “Perverts,” released on Jan. 8, divides and perplexes fans and critics alike. The album dives headfirst into themes of self, pleasure and religion through hair-raising ambient noises and Cain’s chilling vocals.
Within minutes, the plot of ‘Gladiator II” is clear to those who remember the film’s prequel, or are familiar with the action genre.
For the members of the club Healing Through Harmony, music is not only a pastime, but a way to give back to their community. The group aims to promote healing and positivity in Providence community spaces by sharing and performing music.
On Nov. 16, Brown’s modern African dance group, OJA!, placed second at the Battle of African Student Organizations at Northeastern University.
For moviegoers looking for both tension and inspiration, “Small Things Like These” is a perfect choice. Starring Cillian Murphy, the historical drama explores the age-old question of moral responsibility through the lens of the controversial Magdalene Laundries of Ireland.
When “Wicked” — the musical adaptation of Gregory Maguire’s 1995 novel “Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West” — premiered on Broadway at the Gershwin Theater in 2003, it was met with mixed reactions. Critics lauded the show’s production and the performances of Idina ...
Tyler, The Creator has long been known for his creative use of alter egos throughout his discography. In addition to carefully crafting aesthetics for each altar ego during his album rollouts, Tyler also alternates his tone of voice between characters during his songs to express his own thoughts and ...
Does Brown have the hottest alums?
It has long been a tradition of American cinema to cast the hot stars of the time to play out timeless and familiar romantic tropes, and “We Live in Time” is no different. At its core, the film, released Oct. 11, is a classic doomed romance featuring two of Hollywood’s brightest actors, Florence ...
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