With only three cast members, “Shape” paints a colorful, easy story about femininity, age and body.
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Yang | What is That Outside of Schwartz!?
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From now until Monday, April 26, Shulman’s work will light up Schwartz Performing Arts Center’s Plaza each night from 8:00 p.m.to midnight.
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Life Lessons From An Evening with Ronny Chieng
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Although Chieng is aware of the politics and drawbacks of comedy, he still approaches it with enthusiasm and intentionality.
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New Student Directed Play “Asiamnesia” is Both Illuminating and Heartbreakingly Relevant
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Asiamnesia follows the stories of historic Asian actresses as they work toward success in a predominantly white field.
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Cornell’s Pun Intended Hosts Virtual Stand-Up Comedy Show
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Given the success of their recent show, the club’s future performances are sure to keep audiences laughing.
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Locally Grown Dance Goes Virtual: The Making of “See You Again” and “the Eclipse (ellipses) … … …”
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Locally Grown Dance promises to be both deeply meaningful and feature Cornell’s finest dancing and filmmaking.
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Cecilia Lu ’22’s Ghost Stories Explores Identity, Inheritances and Generational Migration
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This piece, more than any of the preceding, feels deeply personal. The jumble of numerous shapes and words suggests the full scope of a history that spans many generations, movements upon movements: change, loss, memory and transformation.
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Why Boycotting the Grammys Isn’t Enough
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This demonstrates a deeper issue than just music politics: the pursuit for acceptance of what’s considered mainstream or white. I see this every day when Black people drop their accents and stop using African-American Vernacular English in front of white people. I see this every time a Black kid doesn’t want to talk about racism in their mostly white class because they don’t want to be considered a race-baiter. We are constantly searching for approval we never receive.
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Kitchen Theatre to Host New Play Development Workshop with Ma-Yi Theatre
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Amid a slow season during the COVID-19 pandemic, downtown Ithaca’s Kitchen Theatre Company is driving ahead, hosting a virtual new play development workshop in association with New York’s Ma-Yi Theatre.
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Ithaca Commons to Host Diverse Art Show on Friday
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Gallery Night, hosted by the Downtown Ithaca Alliance, is opening next Friday, Nov. 6, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm in the Ithaca Commons.
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Incarnate Rage & Blackness Today: Student Artist Feature of Margaret Groton B.F.A. ’21
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While disruption has become the soil for new patterns and rhythms to take form, Groton paints, sketches and draws as if nothing’s changed; like the famous lo-fi hip-hop girl animated by Juan Pablo Machado who writes endlessly in spite of everything going on around her.