Share: Casting is set for Germaine Greer’s version of Aristophanes’ “Lysistrata,” a classical Greek comedy that addresses the conflicts between sex, love, infidelity, coercion and manipulation in a sex strike for “peace” during wartime. Follow:
Movie industry continues to flourish
Share: Even with the growing number of online resources to stream and download movies from, the film industry is in no way concerned about business. Follow:
Shake Your Tailfeather In World Ethnic Dance
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In good “Company” with Sondheim
Share: The inaugural production in the Little Theatre inside the Center for the Arts will be Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s “Company,” a popular musical comedy that explores the nature of relationships. Follow:
MoonHill Productions keeps it local
Share: MoonHill Productions, an independent production company started in 2009, began with the goal of filming local while creating smart and intelligent movies that have never been thought of before. Follow:
Nudity, something to be celebrated
Share: Hidden in the Center for the Arts on the third floor, a secluded hallway leads to two heavy wooden doors. On it a sign reads: “Studio entrance is restricted to students enrolled in drawing classes only.” Follow:
Vinyl records- an analog medium with a dash of hipsterism
Rocking out for more than 130 years, the everlasting and historically appreciated vinyl record stands firm in the audio recording media industry.
Dance class, a place to embody your homework
“Many people do not perceive dance as an important form of art, or self expression, but dance is one of the few ways I really got to know myself,” said Taylor Goben, a dance major at PCC.
Artist in Residence “Yes No” exhibit opens soon
PCC’s annual artist-in-residence for 2014 will be Casey Reas, who will showcase his work in an exhibition entitled “Yes No”.
Women in Film: Underrepresented and Oversexualized
Share: A recent study, amongst a series of four performed in the last decade, shows a decrease of women represented in film, along with a simultaneous increased pervasiveness of sexualization and objectification of women and girls. The study report, entitled ”Gender Inequality in 500 Popular Films”, was conducted by four professors of the Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, University of Southern California (USC), and focused on gender in 100 top grossing films from the years 2007 to 2012. The USC study’s emphasis was on …