Category: Arts And Entertainment
“I would not take back my college experience for anything.” On April 21, Kassi Ashton, spunky country singer/songwriter from California, Missouri took the stage at the 2nd Annual Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown, Texas. ...
The small but mighty cohort of SU opera students, directed by Dr. Bruce Cain, performed three scenes from various operas on April 13 and 14 including scenes from Norma, a song titled “The Blind Beggars,” ...
Students slowly trickled onto the green grass of the academic mall as dusk settled on Southwestern’s campus Friday night. Student Activities held their major event of the year, Friday Night Live: Music on the Mall. ...
On Saturday, March 2nd, Southwestern students tuned in to see the live performances of SU fraternities and sororities “SING!”. Put on by Student Activities, Emma Williams ‘24 and Abigail Skelton ‘25 opened the show and ...
Althea Waites, an internationally acclaimed pianist, was invited by Dr. Michael Cooper to visit and play at Southwestern over the weekend of February 24. Dr. Cooper coordinated a lunch to be held with select music ...
On Sunday, November 5, as soon as the audience filled the Alma Thomas Theater for the chamber music concert, the lights dimmed, indicating the commencement of the performance. As the four performers walked to the ...
On October 5, the Southwestern Sarofim School of Fine Arts Gallery held the reception for the art exhibit created by the new Associate Professor Heidi Hogden (she/they) of the Studio Art department. “Disrupted Terrain: Visual ...
On Saturday, Oct. 14, the Southwestern Chorale performed for friends and family at Faith Lutheran Church. In a beautiful room with high ceilings and tinted windows, choir members sang in black suits with yellow ties ...
“It’s been a long time coming…” Taylor Swift’s voice echoes through the theater. It’s October 13th, and Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is finally here. The movie theater you are seated in is filled with ...
On October 4 2023, a hush fell over the darkened Alma Thomas theater as Professor Ruben Balboa raised his baton. With a flick of his wrist and a sharp inhale of breath, the orchestra began ...