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A Bessie Award-winning performance maker who has been hailed as a “startlingly original talent” by The New York Times, Faye Driscoll will perform the...

Close out your Women’s History Month with Rowan University College of Performing Arts’ “Breaking the Glass Ceiling: A Celebration of Women in...

Contrast is “the state of being strikingly different,” and it’s the perfect way to describe the two striking but very different works that the Bay...

Objects Count is a reminder that we are an active collecting institution. And it’s not just art – or history, which is the collection I curate – we...

Abdurraqib is now a critically acclaimed and best-selling poet, critic and essayist. But, short-lived punk band be damned, music remains a crucial...

Few things bring me greater pleasure than a live music performance. If music is the universal language, live music is poetry in motion.

In honor of Black History Month, Dunbar Repertory Company is presenting a production of “The Meeting,” a one-hour drama written by Jeff Stetson. A...

It may be coming up on 30 years since Michael Gross and Meredith Baxter starred as the Keatons on “Family Ties,” but that image is still hard to shake...

Black Panther leader Fred Hampton's voice for justice comes alive in Rich Bradford’s play about change, love and legacy.