The Rhythmics, a percussion group based in New York City, brought down the house for siblings weekend as part of Geneseo's Limelight & Accents Series.

The ringing clash of a cymbal and the lingering song of an oboe: these are a few of the sounds with which Wadsworth auditorium was awash this past Friday night.

Geneseo's School of the Arts is pulling out all the stops in its masterfully crafted production of "Wings," originally written by Arthur Kopit.

Call me a mutant freak, but I hated Tobey Maguire's wishy-washy Spider-Man. Where was the dorky charm? Where was the snark? Why was my resilient web-slinger downgraded to a droopy-faced beagle with a permanent deadpan?

This weekend, VegSOUP presents "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," a thoroughly entertaining romp that will keep you laughing long after you've left the theater.

Winter may not seem like the season of love, but Vocal Miscellany's production of "RENT" will give Geneseo something to sing about.

Humans have always dreamed of flying, but the realities of security checks and bad food have disillusioned us all.

GENseng's much-anticipated 10th anniversary season delivered a heartbreaking and unforgettable performance with Marjorie Chan's "A Nanking Winter."

The Student Art Association's Annual Fall Juried Exhibit took over the Kinetic Gallery this weekend, showcasing some of Geneseo's best student artwork.

While you might need to be on an acid trip to fully enjoy The Men Who Stare At Goats, you probably won't regret seeing it.

Some dancers dazzled and others fell short as the members of Geneseo's largest organization took the stage in Wadsworth Auditorium this past weekend for the Fall 2009 Orchesis Showcase.

This past week Geneseo played host to Marjorie Chan, a Canadian playwright, librettist and teacher, as part of an event called "Playwright-in-Residence."

A sunburst of spray paint and thick white strokes. A marbleized green canvas divided by one pink square. A painting crossed with string and spotted with concave eggshells, bursting with yellow foam.

Despite a new location and time, the entirely student-run and directed Musical Theater Club revue impressed and entertained for yet another year.

With fantastic acting and brilliant stagecraft, the School of the Arts' production of "Mrs. Warren's Profession" paints a hard-hitting and intense picture of prostitution as a way of life.

Despite a lackluster plot and dialogue bordering on awkward, Shane Acker's short film turned apocalyptic thriller, 9, might just be the coolest thing you see this fall.