Previews

Jordan interviews author Jean Thompson about her upcoming appearance at The Pygmailon Festival and what influences her work.

Since 2008 the Urbana Public Arts Program and Commission have sought to engage everyone in the arts whether they be professional, amateur, emerging, or “non” artists. What better way to engage the community than by exhibiting some of the talented artists in our area?

Julia addresses age and angst in the music of Car Seat Headrest in preparation for their Pygmalion set at Krannert on September 22nd.

Fresh off the Opening Night Party, KCPA keeps the tempo tight by inviting the cutting-edge Canadian dance troupe to display its unique method on Tuesday night.

This year’s opening celebration brings the sounds and tastes of the world to CU-rbanites and Rebecca’s bringing you the scoop.

In an age when young adults are chastised for being young-er than adult-er, Peter Pan occurs more often in popular culture. The latest, Peter and the Starcatcher, is a musical produced by Twin City Squared, opening this week. 

Two Rebeccas discuss the merits of films, festivals, and dance. 

Director Andrew Laudone talks with Jordan about his first feature film, its Midwest setting, and how people can help contribute. 

If the title of the album gives the listener any indication of what is to come when they press play, they become the Passenger on an impassioned ride with local rock group Euriah.