"The Burial at Thebes," the School of the Arts' first mainstage production to be completely designed, run and directed by students, brings a gritty Greek tragedy to Geneseo.

Featuring shots of the Norse gods in action and the dazzling scenery of Asgard, the Thor trailer is definitely one to remember.

"The Heidi Chronicles," presented by VegS.O.U.P., is a moving and genuine look at what happens to the foot soldiers of a revolution when their movement actually takes hold.

The Green Hornet is no work of cinematic art by any means, but it is a fun and pulpy popcorn flick that's equal parts epic action and sidesplitting hilarity.

A lush and vivid fusion of traditional Disney animation and 3-D technology, Tangled is the ideal film to revive traditional Disney with an eye-popping modern twist.

For one week only, the campus community is cordially invited to join the cast of the Music Hall Royale as it attempts to unearth the secrets of Charles Dickens’ last, unfinished novel.

You could get some giggles from BBC's "Most Haunted," and if you're all about macabre melodrama, Travel Channel's "Ghost Adventures" is your show. Into laughable pseudoscience? "Ghost Lab" on Discovery is the way to go.

GENseng tackles the controversial subject of international adoption this weekend with Rick Shiomi's "Mask Dance," a play about Korean-American adoptees struggling to find their place in the world.

Geneseo's talented dance ensemble dazzled their audiences with their skill and passion last week in the School of the Arts' "New Dances Edition 2010."

In the wake of Twilight, "True Blood" and every other bandwagon vamp romance out there, I think it's safe to say we're all pretty tired of vampires.

VegSOUP and Cothurnus teamed up this week to present "The Shape of Things," a biting commentary on society's superficial ideas of beauty and art.