Montreal-based indie band Plants and Animals stopped by The Mohawk Place in Buffalo, N.Y. on Thursday April 19 as part of a tour in the U.S. and Canada to promote their new album The End of That.

Time is winding down to see Geva Theatre’s production of “Superior Donuts,” but this funny, quietly explosive tour de force is one that can’t be missed.

“Eye of the Coconut,” the first full-stage GENseng production directed by a student, is about a Filipino family trying to establish a place for its heritage, each in their individual lives.

The Department of Theatre and Dance presented Geneseo Dance Ensemble’s spring show “Connected Kinetics” in Alice Austin Theatre from April 12 – 15. With this show, the ensemble celebrated its 44th year in existence and 88th dance concert performance.

On Thursday April 12, fiction author Diane Simmons visited several English classes and ended her day in Sturges Auditorium to discuss her work with students. English professor Rachel Hall assigned Simmons’ collection of short stories Little America for her Senior Reading and Short Fiction courses and the majority of her classes were in attendance.

Many students who act in productions at Geneseo are not theatre majors; some have plans for a different future though they enjoy being onstage. Senior Hamza Murtaza, who is pursuing a career in medicine, is one such student.

Five college kids – a jock, a flirty blonde, a party animal, a bookworm and a stoner – spend the night in a terrifying cabin in the woods. It’s a premise we’ve all seen and heard countless times.