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Tucked between billowing hills and jagged rock formations, Quincy, Washington’s Sasquatch! music festival drew thousands to the magnificent Gorge Amphitheater this Memorial Day weekend. Unlike some festivalgoers who attend music festivals for the fashion, glamour and Instagrams, Sasquach! attendees sacrificed luxury and basic hygiene to camp out for three days
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“My job as an artist was not to impose my idea on the people of the United States but to open a platform to connect (the ideas of the conflict zone versus the comfort zone, ascetic pleasure versus pain, and the virtual versus the physical), to open a discussion,” said
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In what Cal Performances called “The Farewell Tour of the Trey McIntyre Project,” the Boise-based contemporary dance company gave performances on March 21 and 22 that evoked a sense of an ending as well as enthusiasm for what is yet to come. Since its founding in 2005 by choreographer Trey
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The Boise-based nonprofit arts organization, Trey McIntyre Project, will visit Zellerbach Hall this Friday and Saturday as a part of the dance troupe’s final tour as a full-time dance company. While the company’s mission statement will remain the same, due to founding choreographer Trey McIntyre’s shift in artistic vision, the
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Since childhood, I have dreamed of sampling the chocolates of the world. As I grew older I realized that traveling the globe to eat chocolate was not likely a part of my future. Alas, I was tempted to give up my dream. Little did I know that last Saturday my
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No photography. No large bags or backpacks. Remain two feet away from the art. Most importantly: Do not touch the art. While most museums force their visitors to distance themselves from the art displayed, the Berkeley Art Museum’s current evolving exhibition, “The Possible,” completely redefines the museum experience. Gone are
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While some will take a moment of silence to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I, the Vienna Philharmonic refuses to let the centenary pass unheard. With a peace concert scheduled to take place in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 28 — precisely 100 years
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The student-run show was a compilation of three short plays written by German poet, playwright and theater director Bertolt Brecht.
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‘I’m falling! I’m falling!” UC Berkeley student Derrek Coleman hollered as his body went limp and gravity pulled him toward the stage floor of Room 101 Moffitt into the arms of his fellow actors.
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