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The man who may be the next great American songwriter, Josh Ritter, is bringing his band to State College for a night of lyrical storytelling.
Even though the "King of the Clarinet," Artie Shaw, died four years ago, his music will come alive again in State College this Sunday.
When Niagara Falls plays a song, the intent is to transport the listener to another environment completely.
The members of The Apathy Eulogy will do their best to cajole Penn State students to embrace the cajon at noon Friday in the HUB-Robeson Center.
Referred to as "theatrical journalism," this week's No Refund Theatre production of The Laramie Project documents the life of a town in Wyoming following the death of hate crime victim Matthew Shepard.
The Next Stage Theatre Company will kick off its series of performances this year with Independence, a human-interest play by the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Lee Blessing.
