Macback to the Past
Seeing Shakespeare’s Macbeth through time travel and a love triangle. Can Macbeth have a happy marriage with Lady Macbeth?
There to Meet with… Macbeth!
Julius Hollinshed, a once humble and likeable actor, is moved to murder another man to become “Macbeth.” His ironic fate brings to focus Shakespear’s warnings against ambition’s fatal charms.
Investigating the Populations of Native and Invasive Birds in New York
Digital Birding? Let’s take a look at the relationship between native and invasive birds in NY!
The Madal and the Tabla
Learn about two traditional drums from Nepal and Afghanistan and hear them being played!
The 107th Infantry Memorial
Take a deeper look into the 107th Infantry Regiment that fought in World War 1
Macbeth: The High School Tragedy
It’s almost senior year for these wealthy ambitious students, and nothing will stop them from being top of their class. With the help of the mysterious online gossiper to stir up the drama, these students get into situations they can’t back out on.
Director’s Cut: A movie adaptation of Macbeth
Hollywood, 2019. A big-budget movie is just starting to film and already the production is plagued with obstacles. What lengths will ambitious intern Beth McConnell go to in order to achieve her dreams of reaching the top of the production ladder and ruling the industry?
Benny Goodman’s Impact on the Jazz World
Learn how Benny Goodman became the “King of Swing” and changed the way Jazz music was performed. His rich family history, unceasing ambition, and creative outlook on the music industry each contributed to his unique influence on Jazz in the early 1900s.
Pandemic-centric Inclusivity
We explore the ways in which the pandemic pushed the boundaries of inclusivity on various marginalized communities.
“I” dentity
When exploring our exhibit, you are welcomed with an image of a human with a head as a mirror. This signifies how we see ourselves in the mirror differently than how other people see us. The mirror only shows us an indeterminate meaning of our identity because what really defines us is not found in our physical appearances but how we choose to belong in society with all of the intersectionalities of our identities.
