While tabling on the West Campus Plaza this past week, cast members from All of the Above were forced to repeatedly refute the same claim: "It's just like The Vagina Monologues at Duke," passersby...
When Claire Robbins came to the Women's Center last fall, her predecessor left behind an unidentified black and white photo of five women walking through a Duke archway.
Stereotypes and ethnic jokes are no laughing matter, right? Wrong-according to the play Polish Joke. This weekend, Duke Players Lab will perform the play written by comedic playwright David Ives,...
This Friday, Old Duke means more than free kegs on the quad. It means more than long lines of students, aggressively brandishing their IDs. And it means more than sitting out on the grass, downing...
For Theater Previews at Duke, it's not just art for art's sake. Debuting Friday, The Great Game will bring a first-class cast, design team and a Tony-nominated director to Duke. Theater Previews...
Walking down a crowded city street, you are approached by a performer looking for money and a few moments of your time. Like most people rushing through life, you likely grunt "No thanks" or...
After five seasons, viewers are finally getting a glimpse at another, more human, side of Jack Bauer. Both physically and mentally scarred after 18 months in a Chinese prison, Bauer returns to the...
Beginning Wednesday, rookie and veteran documentarians will descend on Durham as the Eleventh Annual Documentary Happening swings into gear at the Center for Documentary Studies.
What do human wombs, Soviet-era punk-folk music and the American Tobacco Trail have in common? These varied subjects are just a few of the many to be tackled by the 12 artists who received grants...
When the Regulator Bookshop opened its doors 30 years ago, Durham was still a sleepy southern town, said owners Tom Campbell, Trinity '70 and John Valentine, Trinity '71, a former Chronicle editor...
