As the Haverford Federation United Concert Series begins their shows again for another year, starting on September 30, we revisit their first show of 2022.
Category: Arts
Evolution & Expansion — Artist Nekisha Durrett Discusses the ARCH Project
When artist Nekisha Durrett first toured Bryn Mawr College as part of the school’s application process for finalists pursuing the The ARCH (Art Remediating College
Bryn Mawr Film Institute Rolls Out the Pink Carpet
As the “Barbie” movie takes over the summer, those in Bryn Mawr and Philly can get a chance to watch the film a night early.
Media/Medea: Bi-Co & Community College of Philadelphia Theater Departments Reimagine the Greek Tragedy
The Bi-College and Community College of Philadelphia (CCP) theater departments collaborated to premiere Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James Ijames’ Media/Medea on April 13 in Bryn Mawr’s
Spring Student Dance Concert: A Conversation with Organizer Liana Wilson-Graff
On Saturday, April 8, hundreds of students gathered in Marshall Auditorium at Haverford to watch the Spring Student Dance Concert (SSDC), an independent student production
Shakespeare Performance Troupe Spring Performances
Bryn Mawr’s Shakespeare Performance Troupe (SPT) has just finished a very busy two weeks; “Iphigenia in Aulis,” performed March 23 through 25, was followed by
SwatFlea Brings Sustainable Fashion to the Quaker Consortium
Swarthmore junior Brendan Cook launched a thrifting business, SwatFlea, selling curated vintage clothing to students at Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania
Tragedy in the Tri-Co:“Prometheus (working title)”
On Thursday, the Bryn Mawr Performing Arts Series showcased Annie Dorsen’s “Prometheus (working title)” to the Tri-Co and greater Philadelphia Community. The show was an
Interviews with SPT on “Much Ado About Nothing”
The time has come once again for a Shakespeare Performance Theater (SPT) production at Bryn Mawr. In light of SPT putting on their fall show,
Philadelphia Art Museum Strikers Back at Work
On Sunday, October 16, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or the PMA, Union reached an agreement with the PMA management board after a historic 19-day