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Actors excel in new round of Witness plays

The Witness Spring Showcase welcomed the audience to the dark side (of life) with the presentation of four new student-written plays this past weekend in Arellano Theater.… 1 Comment

Baltimore realizes "It" city potential

Anybody who has lived in Baltimore for the past few years could have seen this coming.… Post the First Comment

Local musicians invent their own instruments

The electric guitar has been the definitive instrument in pop music for the last six decades, but few remember that in its time it was a radical invention.… Post the First Comment

Despite cameos galore, The Grand can't hold its own

Waiting for Guffman it is not, but Zak Penn's new improv-style satire of championship poker, The Grand, still manages to pack in quite a few laughs, thanks to an ensemble cast overflowing with comedic talent.… Post the First Comment

French friends are compared in BMA exhibit

The exhibit on Bonnard and Vuillard traces their careers through cultural club meetings and a shared love of lithography

Tucked inside the Cone Collection at the Baltimore Museum of Art, a new exhibit traces the careers of two French artists, Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947) and Édouard Vuillard (1868-1940). Post a comment

JHU film festival stretches boundaries

Every year the Johns Hopkins Film Festival is still the best thing this campus has to offer by way of culture. Post a comment

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