Musical-theatre composer Jeanine Tesori revels in “the big shows,” but also stretches artistic boundaries in smaller productions In musical theatre, an industry where talent and hard work...
Carol Zeller Clark thought that a 17th-century painting of the Biblical character Judith, who decapitated the Assyrian general, Holofernes, would be an ideal cover for The Remarkables:...
New York Times sports columnist Juliet Macur is constantly on the move—whether traveling the world for her job, rowing on a D.C.-area crew team, or chasing after...
Puffy pants. Tongue piercings. Tattoos. These are just a few of the “things” that Sarah Dooley celebrates on her debut album, Stupid Things, which she released independently...
While visiting the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Mass., five years ago, Jane Allen Petrick ’67 glimpsed two paintings that felt eerily familiar—though she’d never seen them...
In 1988, Sigrid MacRae received a decorated Moroccan box from her 85-year-old mother. Inside were letters from the father MacRae had never known; he was killed in...
In February, a crowd gathered in The Diana Center for a most unusual book launch: a “mixtape release party” featuring author Asali Solomon and pianist Jason Moran...
