Walking into the Joe Crowley Student Union theater, a single microphone stood on the stage with a massive sign behind it that said “comedy night.”…
Patrick McNabbApril 13, 2023
This spring, Brüka Theatre's new workshop production takes up the high body count of Shakespeare's famous — and famously long — tragedy, Hamlet. "Hamlet" has…
Peregrine HartApril 6, 2023
This March, a campus publication known for its poetry took a stab at showcasing visual art. When Brushfire Literature and Arts Journal’s first edition went…
Peregrine HartApril 4, 2023
The Nevada Concert Winds and the Nevada Wind Ensemble took to the stage on Dec. 2 in the Nightingale Concert Hall for a festive end…
Peregrine HartMarch 30, 2023
The M5 Mexican Brass quintet’s comedic and soothing performance had audience members reeling for more at the end of their show. There’s no question as…
Jaedyn YoungMarch 29, 2023
Arguably remixed more often than the originals are read, the novels and short stories starring nineteenth-century sleuth Sherlock Holmes have spawned a tireless string of…
Peregrine HartMarch 28, 2023
There were only 10 members in the University of Nevada, Reno’s Percussion Ensemble, but they were powerful during their performance on Nov. 15. The ensemble…
Jaedyn YoungMarch 21, 2023
Many people today strongly identify with their favorite musical artists. Oftentimes, a community of sorts forms around a musician's presence — especially when that musician…
Em TomeoMarch 9, 2023
For a Department of Theatre and Dance struggling to get by after key staff departures, the technically — and textually — demanding musical "Cabaret" comes…
Peregrine HartMarch 7, 2023
