Arts Archives - Page 3 of 13

LUNA Fête lights up New Orleans for the holidays

December 10, 2016

Kerry Cahill looks to the sky in Southern Rep’s production of “Grounded”

Tyler Wann

December 7, 2016

Filed under Life & Times, Showcase, Theater

James VanDenmark, double bassist, performs at Loyola

December 2, 2016

Loyola theatre delivers social justice message

December 1, 2016

Student art exhibit ‘Clusterfunk’ carries largest collection yet

November 18, 2016

Loyola senior performs on Saturday Night Live

Jamal Melancon

November 9, 2016

Filed under Arts, Showcase

Adam Dewalt, Loyola jazz performance senior, jammed with Solange as a part of her band on Saturday Night Live. On Saturday, Nov. 5, Dewalt performed two songs with fellow Houston native as part of Solange's most recent album re...

“Her Story” celebrates women’s history through dance

Colleen Dulle

November 9, 2016

Filed under Arts, Life & Times

No matter the results of this week's election, a local group has decided to commemorate this day in women's history—which they call "Her Story"—through dance. "Her Story,” produced by Melange Dance Company, combines conte...

Loyola Theatre Pays Tribute to New Orleans and Women of Color

Davis Walden

November 9, 2016

Filed under Showcase, Theater

Loyola to show “The House That Will Not Stand”

Jamal Melancon

November 8, 2016

Filed under Life & Times, Theater

Loyola's theatre department will be hosting a production of "The House That Will Not Stand," a play by Marcus Gardley set in 1803 New Orleans. The play follows the story of a free woman of color family that has prospered through Fr...