Marianne Aya-Omac has been captivating audiences with her unique musical mélange for years. She will be bringing her blend of French, English, Spanish and Gypsy-infused beats to Centennial Theater next in what is sure to be an exhilarating show.
I became a fan of Down with Webster instantly after they came to play at Bishop’s University back in 2009. Their energetic live show is what did it for me; the energy which came from the screams and chants of the crowd fueled the then seven-piece Toronto natives.
Jeffery Deaver’s novel sheds light on the life of a federal protection officer in high stress situations. Cunning wrongdoers will do just about anything to attain what they desire. Terrifying consequences await all those that are unaware of the danger that could be potentially lurking around the corner, heavily armoured with guns that you would never wish to see in person.
To really appreciate the exhibition takes an open mind but also awareness that artists have an important role in showing today’s many issues in a different light and putting forth solutions.
The New Year will bring with it a flurry of fashion news, however 2011 will be hard to top.
Last week, I had the opportunity to interview Bucky from Down with Webster before they hit up the Centennial Theater on January 25th to rock the BU population.
I’ve always liked John Green’s books in the past; I’ve always appreciated his insightful prose and laughed at his clever characters. But I never felt emotionally connected to his books. This week, though, I fell in love with The Fault in Our Stars.
On December 1st, Centennial theater will welcome Les Aventures de Madame Merveille, an opera based on the narrative of a comic strip. Sure to be an extremely unique theater experience, Cecil Castellucci (who wrote the text, or libretto, for the show) gives us a heads up on the making of the production, and why you can expect to witness plenty of flying, aliens and great music.
It has long been a dream of mine to work in the music industry. Isn’t it everybody’s? Maybe it’s just me. I have always wanted to be able to declare that I share a piece of the glamour and lifestyle.
Can’t get enough of that sugar crisp? Apparently, neither can the Post Cereal Company as it opens up a competition that mixes jingles and jams.
