The sophisticated, elegant venue of the Nasher Museum of Art is about to embrace a distinctly urban flair with its newest exhibition, Street Level.
What better way to make the transition back from Spring Break in paradise than through an evening of fanciful and imaginative theater? Broadway at Duke will complete its 2006-2007 season with the...
Recess Feature: The Duke campus boasts state-of-the-art technology and facilities in nearly every discipline. Unfortunately, Baldwin and Page auditoriums, the University's two major...
Thomas Krens, director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and The Nasher Museum of Art's annual Semans lecturer, is following the same trend with a different product.
The Past is Present: Classical Antiquities at the Nasher Museum opens today. The exhibit consists of more than 50 ancient relics selected from an anonymous donation that nearly doubles the size of...
The idea of the struggling young artist is often romanticized, but as Jonathan Larson's Tick... Tick. Boom! demonstrates, the challenge is not for the faint of heart.
Comedy meets drama as Playmakers Repertory Company of Chapel Hill stages Stones in His Pockets, Marie Jones' award-winning two-man show can be seen through Feb. 11. The play recounts the story of...
Through a haze of smoke and veils of unwashed locks, Hoof 'n' Horn brings yet another Broadway favorite to the Duke community this month. The student-run theater company will perform James Rado's...
Thursday is the new Friday at the Nasher Museum of Art. The museum's extended curfew Thursday nights invites visitors to dine late and peruse the galleries for an additional four hours, but it is...
Michael Ayers is about to embrace his greatest theatrical challenge yet, taking on not one, but 38 roles in his upcoming performance of Doug Wright's I Am My Own Wife. Ayers, a senior, has...
