Arts & Culture
The Laramie Project: An Exploration of Prejudice and Tolerance
CRT opens the season with The Laramie Project, set in the aftermath of the murder of gay college student Matthew Shepard.
Why Do Female Comedians Disappear After Dark?
English professor and humorist Gina Barreca wonders, where are the women on late-night television?
Painting at the Very Edge of Art
The Contemporary Art Galleries' latest exhibition explores a new interest in abstraction among young artists.
Original Puppet Production ‘Unfolds’ a Woman’s Journey
'Unfolding' by UConn puppeteer Margarita Blush explores the themes of women’s wisdom and empowerment.
Connecting the Dots: Aboriginal Art Tied to Land, Religion
An exhibition of contemporary Indigenous art from Central Australia, curated by students in an anthropology class, is on display at the Benton.
Composer David Dzubay Wins 2015 Sackler Composition Prize
The award supports composition of a new work that will be performed by UConn students and faculty and recorded.
National Festival Celebrates the Art of Puppetry
Puppeteers from 12 nations on five continents and from 40 U.S. states will converge at UConn Aug. 10-16 for a whirlwind week of puppet-related activities.
Longtime Accounting Professor Supports Opera at UConn
Students participating in the opera program will benefit from the philanthropy of a retired faculty member.
Flying into Neverland
Peter has been practicing his flying skills for Connecticut Repertory Theatre's production of Peter Pan, which runs through July 3.
Jazz on the Square
Live Music Wednesdays in Storrs Center are a relaxing way to spend an evening with family and friends.