“‘Opera often gets pigeonholed as one thing in the minds of people who might not be as familiar with it, and even those [who] are. The show [gives a] taste of how much variety there is, and how fun it can be.’”
Be better: A Broad Ripple review
“College towns should be inclusive to every age.”
Campuswide corner of the sky: Butler Theatre to perform “Pippin”
Feb. 24 through Feb. 27, the musical “Pippin” will be performed in Shelton Auditorium. This is the department’s first Mainstage production that opened auditions to all majors.
Arts at the Annex
The JCA Art Department embraces its warehouse-style facility as a center for its community.
Cracking cultural appropriation: Butler Ballet updates “The Nutcracker”
Butler ballet’s 2021 rendition of “The Nutcracker” offers a new interpretation of a traditionally culturally insensitive show.
Major-ly unbiased: What your major says about you
I, a burnt out engineering and English major, took to the task of assigning what your major says about you.
Butler Ballet students perform in Student Choreographers’ showcase
The upcoming Butler Ballet Student Choreographers’ showcase is a student-run show highlighting the choreography of Butler Ballet students.
Clowes’ new look – inside and out
From a brand new entrance into Clowes to allowing full audience capacity at shows again, the arts are starting to return back to normal, without the implications of COVID-19 restrictions.
A Word With … Lisa Brooks, dean of Jordan College of the Arts
This week in A Word With … I sat down with Lisa Brooks, dean of Jordan College of the Arts to get a glimpse into the life of a dean. Read on if you want to know about her passion for music, social justice and her students.
The past, present and future of Butler’s jazz department
The jazz studies major was approaching its sixth year as an approved major when tragedy, also known as COVID-19, struck. Faced with the necessity of budget cuts, Jordan College of the Arts lost their adjunct faculty, many of which taught in the jazz department.