Dancer-choreographer Jawole Willa Jo Zollar stood before 1,000 people on the Providence Performing Arts Center stage Saturday night. "Dance is my medicine," she said, quoting Caribbean-American dancer-choreographer Pearl Primus.
Leave it to Brown to bring together a drag-king motor-home tour bus, Argentinean punk lesbians named Mao and Lenin, and the best love scene according to Girlfriends magazine. In a whirlwind of unique films with a something-for-everyone objective, "Queer Window," Brown's first LGBTQ film and video festival, ...
"The Fu." It's not a University dining hall or an infomercial special. The Fu is the essence of Fusion Dance Company, according to Laura Nave '06. Nave says she knows it when she sees it, and you can see it too at the 22nd Annual Fusion Dance Show through Sunday at Ashamu Dance Studio.
Thursday night renowned author Jamaica Kincaid delivered a reading to mark the first event of Brown's Caribbean Heritage Week 2005. The event filled Sayles Hall with current undergrads, graduate students, alums, faculty and President Ruth Simmons - an "old friend," said Kincaid.
"The Gates" lights up Central Park
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