Trevor Wallace
Comedian Trevor Wallace to Headline Bailey Hall in Saturday Event
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Trevor Wallace will perform at Cornell this Saturday, marking the Cornell University Program Board’s first in-person show since February 2020.
club
Magic in the Making: New Cornell Magic Society Attracts Experts and Novices
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From card tricks to optical illusions, founders of the new Cornell Magic Society are sharing their love for performance.
Afrik!
Cast Call to CatWalk, Afrik! Celebrates Pan-Africanism
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Students celebrated Pan-African culture in 15th Annual Afrik! Fashion Show on Saturday night. The show featured designs ranging from high professional to streetwear and dance, music and poetry performances.
Opinion
WANG | Joker & Performing Mental Health
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Last Friday, I finally sucked it up and watched Joker with another friend. Joker, styled in bold, strained yellow as the film’s title card, is exactly the kind of film it has been marketed as so far. Replete with jagged violence, moody lighting and an inimitable Joaquin Phoenix performance, the movie thrives on concocting shock and rage to drag out a visceral reaction from its audience. “Holy Shit,” someone muttered next to me, in what I turned out to only be the movie’s fourth or fifth most disturbing moment. It was just that kind of film.
pole dancing
Pole Dancing for Planned Parenthood: Cornell Pole Posse’s First Annual Showcase
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“I came for the pole and stayed for the posse,” says Veronica Wertz ’21, one of the fourteen students performing in Cornell Pole Posse’s first annual showcase this Friday to benefit Planned Parenthood.
Symposium
PMA Symposium Discusses the Impact of Feminist Art and Performance
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The symposium, titled ‘“Feminist Directions: Performance, Power, and Leadership” was organized by graduate students Jayme Kilburn and Kelly Richmond, both in the performing and media arts department.
Arts & Culture
Chemistry of a Trio: An Interview with Zakir Hussain
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Powerhouse players Béla Fleck, Zakir Hussain and Edgar Meyer have reunited once more and visited Cornell. Ahead of their concert, we were able to speak with Mr. Zakir Hussain, perhaps the world’s most highly influential and virtuosic tabla player. If you haven’t seen Zakir Hussain perform, search for a concert of his on YouTube. It is no mistake that his incredible skill, personality and charm have been praised; it really does put a smile on your face to watch him play. The “tabla is a percussion instrument,” Hussain explained.
Midnight Dim Sum
Midnight Dim Sum Gives Taste of Asian Culture
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Dim sum is conventionally enjoyed as an open brunch during the day, but at the Midnight Dim Sum in Duffield on Saturday, busy Cornellians got to have a taste of both the traditional Chinese dishes and Chinese culture.
cornell chimes
Cornell Chimes Celebrates Its Sesquicentennial With Sing-Alongs and Birthday Cake
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The Cornell Chimes — a set of 21 bells housed in McGraw Tower — will celebrate its 150 year anniversary during this year’s homecoming weekend with a special narrated concert and a chimesmasters reunion for the classes of 1965 to 2021.
performance
Exoneree Tells Story of Wrongful Conviction in One-Man Show
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In 2003, Gregory Bright was exonerated after serving 27.5 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. He shared his story of wrongful conviction and forgiveness with the Cornell community on Saturday evening in a one-man show titled, “Never Fight a Shark in Water.”