Henry Kaplan

Henry Kaplan is a College of Letters and English major from New York City. He has been writing for the Argus since freshman year. In his free time, he enjoys watching TV shows, reading books, and pacing relentlessly while listening to music.

Letter From the Editors: There’s Nothing Artificial About The Argus

Editor's Picks • September 15 • Julia Podgorski, Henry Kaplan

Unapologetic in Its Darkness, “Banana Fish” Musical Shines Bright

Arts & Culture • April 24 • Zameen Cater, Henry Kaplan

Glass Half Full: Jennette McCurdy’s “Half His Age” is Not for the Faint of Heart

Arts & Culture • February 10 • Henry Kaplan

But I Wept For ’t: How Spike Tape’s “Pericles” Left Us Laughing and Crying

Arts & Culture • December 9 • Henry Kaplan

Writing Things the Way You Think Them: Why You Should Read Julie Hecht

Arts & Culture • October 14 • Henry Kaplan

Fall 2025 Arts Roundup, Part 2: Music, Dance, Visual Arts, and Film

Arts & Culture • September 19 • Henry Kaplan

Film Review: “The Cruise” Isn’t All Smooth Sailing

Arts & Culture • September 16 • Henry Kaplan

I Know You’re Playing Pretend: “Life in Plastic”

Arts & Culture • April 11 • Henry Kaplan

The Best of Baumbach: Which Noah Baumbach Movies to See and Why

Arts & Culture • April 8 • Henry Kaplan

Bee-ing Columbo: Where to Start With One of Television’s Longest Running Properties?

Arts & Culture • February 7 • Henry Kaplan

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