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Kelsey Wegman used to never want to share the stage. Like most dancers, she dreamed of big, dramatic solo numbers, dancing center stage, spotlight following her every move.
Buffalonians got a taste of absurdity Saturday night when three blue men stormed the stage at Shea’s.
March will be a great month for both sports and video games. As basketball fans look forward to March Madness, there are several highly anticipated video games dropping to stir up some “madness” in gamers as well.
Movie: “Sonic the Hedgehog”
When “Jesus Christ Superstar” debuted in the ‘70s, it shocked audiences with its loud rock music, modern themes and non-traditional biblical interpretations.
While social attitudes have been changing in recent years, LGBTQ+ representation remains limited in all forms of media, including video games.
In most magic shows, magicians will make something seemingly disappear.
For many students, winter break is an excellent time to recover from the exhausting fall semester.
Everyone has heard of political parties, but some don’t know what they actually mean.
You may have heard a few Scottish accents if you passed by the Black Box Theatre this week.
Zodiaque Dance Company doesn’t always have to be on stage to entice its crowds.
When Jennifer Dudzinski started her freshman year at UB, she had one friend and a casual interest in cosplay –– an artform where people create and wear costumes of characters from movies, books, video games and other forms of media.
Video games can be a welcome distraction from university life, whether you game alone or with friends.
Coloring pages and Dr. Seuss books covered tables outside of the Katharine Cornell Theatre Friday, as children and families waited in line to see the first UB-led performance from an iconic cat.
Buffalo’s production of “Hairspray” brings something to the musical that professional performances don’t typically see.
Students who have taken a media study production class know the department requires an extra $125 lab fee.
While audiences won’t see the finished product until later this fall, performers in UB’s upcoming musical have been hard at work since the beginning of May.
Jim Norton became interested in stand-up comedy when he was 12 years old.
College students have apps for everything.
