Gnash made his musical debut in 2015 when he released numerous singles including, “Feelings Fade” with R&B/Soul duo RKCB and “That One Song” with singer-songwriter Goody Grace, as well as two EPs, “U” and “Me.”
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Writers Institute welcomes filmmaker and writer Fabienne Kanor
“Humus” is based on a report written by the captain of a slave ship in 1774 after 14 women jumped overboard in an effort to free themselves from enslavement.
Writers Institute continues senior readings
Although this event was held virtually, it gave the students a platform to not only share their hard work over the past four years, but be with their peers and feel their support.
Netflix streaming gains some “Moxie” with new film release
The film is based on the original novel by the same name written by Jennifer Mathieu and discusses sexism, misogyny and other social issues in public schools
Department of theatre announces “The Golden Hour: A Musical Revue of 1920s Radio”- April 22-25
Performances will be livestreamed on Thursday, April 22 through Saturday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee performance on April 25 at 2:30 p.m.
The Alchemist brings Armand Hammer out of obscurity
The Alchemist has provided the duo with the brightest, most soulful and expansive set of instrumentals that they’ve ever worked with.
Villains take over Susquehanna in latest theatre department production
The show featured songs of various villains in theater such as J.D. from “Heathers” and Lord Farquaad featured in “Shrek the Musical,” all brought together with the help of beautiful performances from the actors.
Writers Institute welcomes novelist Christine Schutt
Schutt delivered an impassioned reading of “Duchess of Albany,” a short story about an alcoholic, widowed writer and her relationship with her two daughters, her aging dog Pinky and the town’s veterinarian.
“A Week Away” brings a leap of faith mixed with song and dance
After being on his own and trusting no one but himself, Will, played by Kevin Quinn, is introduced to family and faith in Netflix’s newest musical, “A Week Away.”
Marvel experiments with new Disney+ show, WandaVision
Given the success of the Marvel formula when it comes to movies, I doubt we’ll see anything this adventurous on the big screen. But Marvel has announced several shows that are slated to come out in the coming years…don’t be surprised if Marvel continues to use these shows to workshop some new ideas and explore under-utilized characters.