No Man’s Land: Comedy or Tragedy
Dozens of theater enthusiasts gathered at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts on Wednesday, Jan. 18 to witness a live broadcast of Harold Pinter’s “No Man’s Land,” which was being performed at the...
Fairfield in a Flash 11/14
The last full week before the Thanksgiving break is sure to be filled with tests, projects and essays, but it’s also shaping up to be a week packed with last-minute events before students disperse to enjoy...
Mariza Serenades Audience with Exotic Style
The history of traditional Fado traces back to 1820s Portugal in which Portuguese musicians crafted new types of instrumentation that reflected the more intricate, somber tone of their sea shanties. Two...
BANDALOOP Brings Vertical Dance to Fairfield
The first of three dances performed by BANDALOOP on the side of Bannow. Colleen O'Connor/The Mirror Gliding around, dancing on walls, falling with style — the members of BANDALOOP do it all. The...
Cinefest 2016 to showcase student films
On April 29, students will be able to experience the best in filmmaking that Fairfield has to offer at Cinefest. Cinefest is an annual film festival that showcases a variety of nominated short films and...
Eighth Blackbird graces Fairfield with song
Four time Grammy winning classical music group Eighth Blackbird took the stage at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Performing Arts on April 21. The innovative sextet captured the attention of the audience in...
‘Manon Lescaut’ is beautifully reimagined for audiences
“Manon Lescaut,” the world famous operatic tale of tragic love premiered at Fairfield University through the Met Live program. A program that proved to be practical and entertaining, patrons were able to...
‘One Book One Town’ unites Fairfield community through reading
For the past nine years, the town of Fairfield comes together to discuss a book that has been specifically chosen to spark a conversation. This year, that book is “So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed” by...
Women folk trio carve new path in traditional folk styling
Folk music is on the rebound, folks. The American folk revival, which started in the 1930s and 40s but peaked in the 1960s, led to the rise in popularity of artists like powerhouses Bob Dylan, Peter, Paul...
YAMATO to bring high energy show to the Quick Center
Over a million people in more than 20 different countries have seen the Wadaiko YAMATO drummers live since their inception in 1993. These drummers of Japan have performed over 2,500 live shows in that span of...