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Sweet jazz on a Saturday night

“Jazz is a way to show emotion and convey feelings.”

Manifest made the conversation about violence against women more comfortable to talk about.

Pretending to be in complete darkness adds layers of thematic intricacy and hilarity to what is already a cleverly-written script.

The dance group showed audience members the abstractness in human emotion seen through the movement of the body.

“The idea is just to show the establishment of community, the diversity of San Luis Obispo and the diversity of the Cal Poly community itself.”

The “Chris Perondi Stunt Dog Experience” excited and entertained in a spectacular show of trained and talented dogs.

The diversity of the comedians made for a night full of laughter for students.

Everyone left with an elevated eagerness to live with purpose and panache.

“After I left the theater, I couldn’t help but feel that it had a lot of wasted potential.”

“If I had to sum it up in two words, it’s about education and empowerment.”

Sayawan’s themes were hard-hitting. The play addressed not only racism, but compassion in general.