Life, love, humor in ‘Company’
Humor, love and life lessons define Hoosier Musical Productions’ newest show, “Company.”
Humor, love and life lessons define Hoosier Musical Productions’ newest show, “Company.”
The ball dropped, the glasses clinked and someone had their noisemaker privileges revoked for screeching well past the stroke of midnight. Yes, New Year traditions are quite predictable. However, some say the trends in music for the new year are a bit harder to guess.
Tavi’s fashion blog, “Style Rookie,” started out as the product of her growing curiosity in fashion and blogging. Since its launch in March 2008, the blog evolved from a place Tavi posted snapshots of magazine ads and photos of favorite ensembles to a critical analysis of the fashion industry.
The IDS sits down with Jacqueline Brecheen, one of five winners vying for a chance to sing in the Metropolitan Opera.
A house known as "The Clinic" provides an outlet for house shows and indie music.
The School of Fine Arts Gallery and the Friends of Art Collectors Group will play host to a Collecting Student and Faculty Art Seminar from 5 to 6:30 p.m. today. The seminar will address concerns related to buying and selling student and faculty artwork.
On Tuesday, the SoFA Gallery will kick off its spring season with the “IU School of Fine Arts Student Shows: MFA Painting, Metals, Graphic Design, Ceramics and Textiles.” The exhibit, on display through Jan. 23, includes paintings, multimedia, books, jewelry, textiles and more, all created by Master and Bachelor of Fine Arts students.
Needless to say, I am not the biggest fan of the food served here on campus.
As students settle into their new academic routines, the African American Arts Institute will begin its quest to add new members to its ranks.
The City of Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District is now showcasing artwork by members of the Bloomington Boys and Girls Club in a exhibit January in the City Hall Atrium, 401 N. Morton Street.
The performance Saturday on the stage of the MAC was the annual Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions for the Indiana District. The auditions, which occur annually in 15 regions of the United States and Canada, included 23 total performers who sang one to five arias in their respective voice parts.
Tattered clothing, lined faces and worn expressions dominate images of the Great Depression.Nine photographs from the IU Art Museum’s collection of more than 800 Depression-era images are on display in the Gallery of Art of the Western World.
On a weekend when most would opt to stay at home and avoid near-blizzard conditions, comedian Warren B. Hall stood before an intimate and unusually involved audience at the Funny Bone Bloomington Comedy Club to humor a frost-bitten crowd.
Saturday marks the beginning of the annual Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. Jacobs School of Music will play host to the Indiana District Auditions at 1 p.m. at the Musical Arts Center. On Jan. 16, the Tri-State Regional Auditions, including Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, will be at Butler University’s Clowes Memorial Hall.
In an attempt to bring audience feedback to life on stage, the Bloomington Playwrights Project will have their final staged reading for the BloomingPlays Development Series from 11 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4:30 p.m. Sunday.
Originally from Bloomington, Hall has been featured on Last Comic Standing, The Bob and Tom Show and Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen. However, being on Last Comic Standing has not really opened any doors, Hall said. Appearing on the show doesn’t help as much as people think.
Every holiday season, I am confronted with the same accusation from my family – I’m hard to shop for, especially when it comes to clothing. For years, I have heard complaints that it’s impossible to buy me anything wearable because I’m supposedly “too picky” about what I wear.
Fourteen schools applied for the 2010 Indiana Arts Commission Arts in Education program grants. Eleven of the schools received grants, which must be used for arts projects that take place during the schedule school day.
Students in the IU Department of Theatre and Drama will perform in “Farewell to a Cannibal Rage” at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Wells-Metz Theatre. Admission for the performance is free.