Tag: performing arts

Arts & Life

‘Ride the Cyclone’ loops back to Long Beach State after a decade away

Long Beach State's theater department hosts their final "Ride the Cyclone" sets of the school ...

By Elijah Muller

May 13, 2024

Arts & Life

Suspended BFA and rising class sizes hit theatre arts department

Students in the theatre arts department were ecstatic about the bachelor of fine arts in ...

By Samantha Cortes

April 11, 2024

Opinions

Imposter syndrome: How my biggest critic turned out to be myself

People who struggle with imposter syndrome are often afraid they might be exposed as “frauds,” ...

By Adrian Medina

March 14, 2024

Arts & Life

Bob Cole Conservatory of Music students prepare for junior and senior recitals at home

Students from the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music share how they are performing their junior ...

By Paris Barraza

December 7, 2020

Arts & Life

Zoom performances and dancing at home: The Department of Dance’s virtual semester proves tricky for students

As the fall semester comes to an end, dance majors share how their virtual semester ...

By Erika Johnson

November 30, 2020

Arts & Life

CSULB Studio Orchestra transforms into a virtual experience

In the midst of the pandemic, performing arts ensembles like Studio Orchestra continue to grapple ...

By Rajvinder Singh

October 20, 2020

Arts & Life

The CRay Project’s Long Beach Black Dance Festival creates space for Black Artists

The first Long Beach Black Dance Festival started on Aug. 9, a week-long event created ...

By Paris Barraza

September 8, 2020

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Arts & Life

The Carpenter Center participates in nationwide #RedAlertRESTART event

The pandemic has caused the live events industry to face widespread wage reductions and job ...

By Paris Barraza

September 2, 2020

A photo of someone standing at a drum set

Arts & Life

How virtual learning changes the experiences of College of the Arts students

Three students from the College of the Arts explain how virtual learning worked for them ...

By Celeste Huecias

September 1, 2020

Arts & Life

REVIEW: Cal Rep’s ‘Move: The History of a Hand’ gracefully mixes dancing, acrobatics with acting

The play is simple, weird, but amazingly thought out as it stresses the importance that ...

By Joy Rowden

December 7, 2019