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The event, which Fuji maestro, Wasiu Marshal, popularly called K1 De Ultimate, organised was well-attended by guests from several works....

Samuel Beckett’s play “Waiting for Godot” is set in the backdrop of the class struggle of man, fight against exploitation, and endless exhaustion of the post-World War II.

Yale Dance Lab is creating its own production of Stravinsky’s provocative ballet “Rite of Spring” and will host an open rehearsal on March 8.

Internationally acclaimeda artist SOMI releases “Khuluma” featuring vocalist MSAKI

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley announces that it has partnered with Stanford University again to present New Works Next Generation, a play festival offering three dynamic new plays about race and identity, non-binary sexualities, and ethnic oppression in times of crisis.

On February 10, 2022, the Department of Performance Studies was joined by Afro-Peruvian dancer, musician, and researcher, Juan Felipe Miranda Medina to kick off our Spring Lecture Series.

The Kean Theatre Conservatory will dare to ask the question, “What do you do with a B.A. in English?” when it presents the Tony Award Best Musical Avenue Q February 18- February 26 at Wilkins Theatre at Kean University.

a href= http://www.getty.edu/research/ target= _blank The Getty Research Institute /a has acquired an archive of more than 250 artist’s books

Pacific Scoop provides news and views from the Pacific and New Zealand

The St Louis Black Repertory Company continues its 45th Anniversary Season with Fireflies by Donja R. Love. Fireflies opens on February 11, 2022 at at the 125-seat Hotchner Studio Theatre on Washington University’s campus. Previews begin on February 9, 2022.  The show is directed by Atlanta-based actor and director Andrea Frye, featuring Zahria Moore and Eric Conners. The courageous work takes an intimate approach to exploring personal aspects of the Civil Rights Movement.