By Sandy Yang Daily Bruin Staff Shakespeare plays have been around for 400 years. But only in the past decade have experimental Shakespeare films attracted a new generation of audiences and filmmakers alike, proving once again the Bard’s accessibility and timelessness. Read more...

By Michelle Zubiate Daily Bruin Senior Staff The current resurrection of composer George Gershwin surprisingly began within the darkness of Freud Playhouse. Now onstage at the Tiffany Theatre, “George Gershwin Alone” reflects the almost spiritual journey that connects actor and pianist Hershey Felder with the musical icon. Read more...

By Chris Young Daily Bruin Contributor In the crisp, cool air of Saturday night, you could hear music playing from the hills of Los Angeles. Well, almost. Read more...

By Allison Dixon Daily Bruin Contributor Many people avoid opera because of the language barriers and melodramatic love stories. L.A. Opera’s “Billy Budd” escapes this stereotype, however. Read more...

By Leila Mobayen Daily Bruin Contributor On the proverbial highway of life, Amy Rutberg has always chosen to live in the fast lane. The 18-year-old third-year music student has already appeared in a large number of performances, the latest being her upcoming female lead role in the musical, “The Civil War,” playing at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Read more...

By Chris Young Daily Bruin Contributor Calling all budding entrepreneurs and armchair CEOs. Take note of this group of your peers who had a vision to form a business, with tangible results ““ an Internet start-up called aLesson.com. Read more...

By Trinh Bui Daily Bruin Senior Staff If you’re interested in something different, it is a safe bet that Rosalind’s Ethiopian restaurant is a place for you. Read more...