When considering different ways to tell a story, the first things that come to mind might involve film, literature or even art. The Geneseo Dance Ensemble proved that dance is another compelling way to tell a story from Thursday April 19 to Sunday April 22.
Read MorePercussion Ensemble set to surprise in circus-style concert
Jumping, shouting, even slamming trashcans on the Wadsworth Auditorium stage—the Geneseo Percussion Ensemble is rehearsing for a concert that promises to be anything but traditional.
Read MoreDebut album of female rapper diverges from norms of male dominated industry
Belcalis Almanzar—professionally known as Cardi B—is exactly the type of female rapper the music industry needs in the current political climate. While women in the music industry, especially those who rap, are typically unfairly ridiculed, Cardi B’s musical talent cannot be questioned or demeaned.
Read MoreSpanish play inspires audience to ponder disparity between ethnic identity, ancestry
Comedic play “La Gringa,” written by playwright Carmen Rivera, explores the journey of a woman facing the meaning of her cultural background for the first time.
Read MoreDance company modifies traditional style with exuberant music, modern choreography
Ballet is a classical form of dance that many recognize to be full of twirls and peaceful music. Dance group Ballet Memphis steps away from that archetype, instead making its performances more modern and entertaining even to those unfamiliar with more basic types of dance.
Read MoreGeneseo seniors impact college through art
Some of Geneseo's seniors find ways to enrich their college experience through their art and creativity.
Read MoreGenderqueer guest poet reads works about binaries, abuse
Gephyrophobia is the anxiety disorder characterized by the fear of bridges. Gephyromania is the exact opposite; it means an obsession with bridges.
Read MoreDirectorial premiere of television actor blends genres of comedy, drama
In Sun Dogs, the directorial debut from “Once Upon a Time” star Jennifer Morrison, there is a compelling narrative that emphasizes the struggle of a young man trying to find his purpose. While some may see a cliché, Morrison does a phenomenal job making this typical plot line shine.
Read MoreAwaited thriller amazes with emotional tension, suspenseful filming techniques
To fans of hit sitcom, “The Office,” John Krasinski is best known for his role as sarcastic salesman Jim Halpert, as well as his directing and producing. Beloved for his wit, Krasinski took the next logical step of directing and starring in the latest post-apocalyptic thriller, A Quiet Place.
Read MoreAnnual GREAT Day exhibit represents works from students with various artistic backgrounds
Every year, any Geneseo student is eligible to apply for the “GREAT Battle of the Artists” competition. The competition emphasizes the artistic abilities and talent of students, regardless of their major.
Read MoreStaged reading prompts company to express creative abilities, emotive acting in collective production
What makes theater different than other forms of entertainment is often the collaborative and changeable nature that is inherent in live performance. Audience members in Brodie Hall Black Box Theater saw a staged reading of “Abundance,” by Beth Henley, that captured the essence of what a live performance should be.
Read MoreBattle of the Bands
The MacVittie College Union ballroom transformed into a concert venue on the night of Thursday April 5 as seven talented bands and musicians showcased their skills to the Geneseo community in Geneseo Campus Activities Board’s annual Battle of the Bands.
Read MoreMinimalist production of romantic narrative emphasizes expertise of musical theater majors
“She Loves Me” brilliantly tells the classic story of two feuding coworkers unknowingly falling in love with each other.
Read MoreArtist Joanna Poag presents delicate ceramic sculptures, distinct drawings focused on structure in Lederer Gallery
One glance at the work of Joanna Poag and it is easy to tell just how much time and thought the artist puts into each clay coil and creative stroke.
Read MoreEclectic live television musical fails to address crucial message of show
With three mainstream movie adaptations and four separate productions on Broadway, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s rock opera “Jesus Christ Superstar” has had no shortage of interpretations. Despite the show’s obvious prowess, NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar Live” proved underwhelming.
Read MoreComedian receives acclaim for his self-depricating, critical humor
When legendary late-night host David Letterman received the 2017 Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on Oct. 22, he saluted the artists honoring him onstage, including stand-up comedian John Mulaney. Letterman’s words on Mulaney could not have been more accurate: “This is the future of comedy, ladies and gentlemen.”
Read MoreAnnual poetry slam gives writers expressive space
Poets in the popular imagination are often sulky, solitary creatures who wail in the night, bemoaning their fate.
Read MoreLocal Beat: Tough Old Bird
Most songs composed and recorded by the two-brother-band Tough Old Bird begin with rhythmic guitar strumming, sometimes accompanied by a drumbeat, Nathan Corrigan’s harmonica, Matthew Corrigan’s banjo or a soft tambourine.
Read MoreInnovative music choice represented in concert featuring student composers
Audience members listened in awe as students and faculty members performed intricate pieces that were each special in their own ways.
Read MoreCampus Canvas tackles absence of art programs on-campus
Many Geneseo students may find themselves upset with the lack of the representation of visual art on-campus, but like a lot of art-based Geneseo organizations, Campus Canvas is trying to change that.
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