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May 31, 2023

HELENA GIFFORD

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Blue Jay Bhangra shares Bhangra and Punjabi culture at the annual Culture Show.

Music, dance and heritage on display in 2023 Culture Show

By HELENA GIFFORD | May 4, 2023

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The Lan Yun Blue Orchids dance using water sleeves in their spring showcase.

The Lan Yun Blue Orchids celebrate Chinese history in the spring showcase

By HELENA GIFFORD | April 19, 2023

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This. week’s picks include Ari Aster’s Beau is Afraid, David Baldacci’s new novel Simply Lies and The Smashing Pumpkins’ latest album Atum: Act Three.

To watch and watch for: Week of April 16

By HELENA GIFFORD | April 17, 2023

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The SOCA dance group perform Caribbean dance in their first-ever showcase.

The SOCA x SLAM Showcase celebrates the talent of new and established dance groups

By HELENA GIFFORD | April 14, 2023

COURTESY OF KEIDAI LEE
Color of My Voice uplifts diverse stories through animation and hand choreography.

Color of My Voice aims to cultivate a space for healing

By HELENA GIFFORD | April 6, 2023

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The Hopkins Symphony Orchestra performed a special concert on March 3 celebrating 30 years with Music Director and Conductor Jed Gaylin.

Hopkins Symphony Orchestra celebrates 30 years with Music Director Jed Gaylin

By HELENA GIFFORD | March 10, 2023

COURTESY OF THE SHRIVER HALL CONCERT SERIES
The GRAMMY-nominated Dover Quartet, along with double bassist Joseph Conyers, performed in the Shriver Hall Concert Series.

The Dover Quartet and Joseph Conyers perform with drama and humor at Shriver Hall

By HELENA GIFFORD | March 4, 2023

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The Peabody Opera Theatre performs the tragic final act of Venus and Adonis with extraordinary skill and depth of emotion.

The Peabody Opera Theatre presents a captivating performance of Venus and Adonis

By HELENA GIFFORD | February 21, 2023

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The Peabody Symphony Orchestra’s performance was open to the students and live-streamed for free on Feb. 5.

The Peabody Symphony Orchestra play Montgomery, Strauss and Beethoven in their February concert

By HELENA GIFFORD | February 9, 2023

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Christian Bale stars in the new gothic thriller The Pale Blue Eye.

The Pale Blue Eye is an overwhelmingly mediocre and heartless gothic mystery movie

By HELENA GIFFORD | February 2, 2023

HELENA GIFFORD

Music, dance and heritage on display in 2023 Culture Show

The Lan Yun Blue Orchids celebrate Chinese history in the spring showcase

To watch and watch for: Week of April 16

The SOCA x SLAM Showcase celebrates the talent of new and established dance groups

Color of My Voice aims to cultivate a space for healing

Hopkins Symphony Orchestra celebrates 30 years with Music Director Jed Gaylin

The Dover Quartet and Joseph Conyers perform with drama and humor at Shriver Hall

The Peabody Opera Theatre presents a captivating performance of Venus and Adonis

The Peabody Symphony Orchestra play Montgomery, Strauss and Beethoven in their February concert

The Pale Blue Eye is an overwhelmingly mediocre and heartless gothic mystery movie

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