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Comedy Centers in on Staller
It was a night of comedy with Daily Show alums John Oliver and Wyatt Cenac in the Staller Center on March 11, 2013. Although the Stony Brook USG hosted show[...]
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Would You Like Some Art With Your Commencement?
Stony Brook University’s art department is once again occupying the gallery at the Staller Center for the Arts, this time for the 2012 Senior Art Show. Those venturing into the[...]
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Die Entführung aus dem Serail: Mozart’s The Abduction from the Seraglio
The audience buzzes with anticipation as the curtains on stage draw back, revealing a man dressed in white sitting at a desk. The man soon embarks on a world journey,[...]
The Piano Project: A Musical Olympics
Wednesday, March 28 marked the 11th annual Piano Project in which students and faculty of the piano studio tackle this three-concert marathon each year. Flashing fingers, pounds of sheet music,[...]
Earfest
As a classical musician, I’ve learned to respect the sanctity of ceremony in music performance. One grows accustomed to the frenetic chaos of performers warming up, the whispered breaths of[...]
Moulin Rouge on the Staller Stage
Forget everything you think you know about Moulin Rouge. Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet brought an entirely different story to the Staller Main Stage than that presented by Ewan McGregor and[...]
Cult Classics Come to Staller
Paul Newland is the Staller Center’s Outreach Coordinator. Starting last semester, the Staller Center has been showing classic movies free for Stony Brook students. On February 28, we sat down[...]
Starry Nights
On February 28, a group of students and faculty put on “Starry Nights at Staller Center,” a concert featuring renowned musicians, including Metallica’s Kevin Cobb and the Orchestra of the[...]
Stand Up 8
While watching the free Stand Up 8 show for SBU students on February 13, I realized that I have a new direction in life: I want to be an aerialist.[...]
Chucho Valdés: A Taste For Rhythm
Dressed in a green, striped flannel shirt and a blue backwards cap, Cuban jazz pianist Chucho Valdés walked onto the stage looking like an ordinary man. That is, until he[...]