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AU’s annual production of “The Vagina Monologues” asks viewers to start talking about vaginas

By Adena Maier · Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016

Directors Amanda Swanson and Becca Winchell and the cast of 27 women performed three sold-out shows

Review: “Big Love” Answers All Questions About Love

By Emily Martin · Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2016

Director Isaiah M. Wooden, cast and crew explain what it means to love

“Big Love” to bring mayhem and laughter to Greenberg Theatre

By Emily Martin · Monday, Feb. 8, 2016

Charles L. Mee’s “Big Love” will premiere the second weekend of February.

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SUB’s spring comedy show brings comedians Mike Birbiglia and Vanessa Bayer

By Elise Moore | February 8

Headliner Mike Birbiglia delivered humorous tales about arrests, religion and exercise.

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SUB to bring comedians Vanessa Bayer, Mike Birbiglia and Streeter Seidell to AU

By Zach Ewell | January 14

Student Union Board will bring Saturday Night Live actor, screenwriter and Orange is the New Black actor to campus.

Katie, played by Kendra McNulty, and Joe, played by Sam Ferguson.Photo taken by Photo Collective Photographer Anna Moneymaker.

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Tears, vomit and drugs fall on Katzen’s stage floor in AU’s production of “Bachelorette” last month

By Katerina Pappas | December 27

My mom once asked me what kind of wedding I wanted, and I said I’m unsure if I wanted a wedding at all.

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Culture, color and Caleen Jennings on theatre

By Freddy Rodriguez | December 8

Why can’t a black mother and white father have two Asian-American children?

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AU Rude Mechanicals presents “As You Like It”

By Adena Maier | December 3

AU Rude Mechanicals presented an LGBTQ adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic play “As You Like It” Nov.

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Latin American Film Club hosted a screening of “Che: Part One”

By Camila DeChalus | November 24

The Latin American Film Club hosted a movie screening event to honor the memory of the legendary Che Guevara.

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FotoWeek DC brings the District’s photography scene into focus

By Laura Turner | November 12

Release the shutter bug within!

Photo Credit: Columbia TriStar Marketing Group

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Movie Review: “Goosebumps”

By Laura Turner | November 8

90’s kids rejoice! Your childhood has finally hit the big screen.

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Movie Review: “Spectre”

By Jack Stringer | November 7

“Spectre,” Daniel Craig’s fourth film as James Bond, brings great action but lacks a strong villain.

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A few spooky podcasts to check out for the month of November

By Danielle Bourn | November 2

he Scene recommends five podcasts if you’re looking for a belated Halloween fix.

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Kendrick Lamar, National Symphony Orchestra deliver an intimate performance at Kennedy Center

By Adena Maier | October 30

Backed by the National Symphony Orchestra, Lamar performed a medley of “To Pimp a Butterfly.”

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Middleburg, VA to host third annual film festival

By Ashlee Smith | October 20

The Middleburg Film Festival will host a myriad of interesting films, panel discussions and more.

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Movie Review: “Pan”

By Lara Jakiel | October 19

“Pan” brings a classic fairytale to life for adults and children.

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“UNCENSORED: Information Antics,” a showcase at the MLK Memorial Library

By Danielle Bourn | October 19

D.C. Public Library kicks off Banned Books Week with the art exhibition, protesting censorship.

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