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All content by Julie Fry

Dance shows bring together students, professionals

Julie Fry • March 1, 2012

Tuscaloosa Community Dancers will present three acts at the Bama Theatre this weekend. The events will be held Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and matinee shows at 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The show...

Little Italy seeks student mural

Julie Fry • February 23, 2012

Little Italy owner George Matta opened the pizzeria on University Boulevard in a building with green walls, set up televisions so that customers could watch sports or their favorite show while eating and...

‘Garage bands’ come to Green Bar

Julie Fry • February 1, 2012

Two self-styled garage bands will headline Green Bar this Saturday, Feb. 4. The Dirty Lungs is composed of Carson Mitchell (guitar and voice), Ra-jaan Parmely (drums), Chris Scott (effects and supporting...

APO performs first musical

APO performs first musical

Julie Fry • December 8, 2011

Alpha Psi Omega, the theatre department’s fraternity and honor society, puts on a show once each semester, and this week on Dec. 8and 9 they are running the show “See Rock City & Other Destinations,”...

The art of drinking wine

Julie Fry • November 16, 2011

In downtown Tuscaloosa, next to FIVE, is an art studio that has become a place of social gathering called Sips n Strokes. The idea of painting as a social activity is not new, as people have painted their...

Artist discusses work, ‘possession of images’

Julie Fry • November 1, 2011

The Sarah Moody Gallery in Garland Hall is showing a selection of work by Fred Stonehouse, an artist whose artwork has been shown in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Rome, Italy, and in “Juxtapose”...

Purgatorio at Allen Bales next week

Purgatorio at Allen Bales next week

Julie Fry • September 22, 2011

The director jogs around the stairs in the Allen Bales Theater, watching the actors embrace for what might be the hundredth time, making sure it looks perfect from every angle.  He seems to have an “ah-ha”...