Q&A: Prof. Donald Nally talks third consecutive Grammy nomination for Best Choral Performance
Andrea Michelson, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 6, 2019
In the past three years, Philadelphia-based chamber choir The Crossing has received as many nominations for the Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance. Their latest Grammy-nominated piece is “Zealot Canticles,” a commissioned work composed by Lansing McLoskey. The Daily sat down with Donald Nal...
‘The Wolves’ explores challenges of young womanhood through soccer
Janea Wilson, Reporter
February 6, 2019
When getting ready for a soccer game, the warm-up is the most important part. It’s also the focus of Sarah DeLappe’s “The Wolves,” a play about the inner workings of a high school girls’ soccer team. “The Wolves” opens Friday and will run through Sunday at the Hal & Martha Hyer Wallis...
Q&A: Student music producer Nissim breaks into Chicago music production scene
Andrea Michelson, Arts and Entertainment Editor
January 31, 2019
The Daily sat down with Senfeld, who goes by “Nissim” in his music career, to talk about how he broke into the Chicago music production scene.
Northwestern alumna directs two-woman play “The Roommate”
Linnea Lipson, Reporter
January 31, 2019
As a mother and grandmother, lead actress Ellen Phelps was drawn to Jen Silverman’s play “The Roommate” because she likes the idea that a person can change their life no matter what age. “My character really felt like she was finished with her life,” Phelps said. “Now, it feels like it’s...
Dance Center Evanston celebrates 25 years of operation with anniversary performance
Daisy Conant, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
January 31, 2019
To celebrate 25 years of operation, Dance Center Evanston’s founder and director Béa Rashid (Communication ’78) is inviting the Evanston community to witness a culmination of professionally choreographed modern, ballet, contemporary and tap pieces — or, as Rashid puts it, “a really big birthday...
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