Nathan Pugh
No Matter How You Frame It, Your Vaccine Selfie Might Make Someone Uncomfortable
Media • April 15 • Nathan Pugh
In “The Unwanted Siblings,” Comedy Prompts Testimony and Transformation for a Chinese Family
Arts & Culture • April 8 • Nathan Pugh
In “The Thanksgiving Play,” Wokeness Erases Indigeneity (Including FastHorse’s Own Voice)
Arts & Culture • April 1 • Nathan Pugh
Tender Soil, Quiet Graves: “Minari” and the Growing Canon of Asian American Requiems
Arts & Culture • March 18 • Nathan Pugh
Shades’ Production of “Salvation” Stages an Existential Fugue in the Afterlife
Arts & Culture • February 25 • Nathan Pugh
Road to Nowhere: Discovering My Mixed Race Identity Through Theater
Arts & Culture • December 3 • Nathan Pugh
In “Cut Woman,” Dena Igusti and Ray Jordan Achan ‘19 Explore the Perils and Possibilities of Embodied Writing
Arts & Culture • December 3 • Nathan Pugh
In the Zilkha Gallery, “A Sculpture, A Film, and Six Videos” Explores Alternative Temporalities
Arts & Culture • October 29 • Nathan Pugh
Recent Reads: Flash Book Reviews from The Argus Arts & Culture Team
Arts & Culture • October 16 • Nathan Pugh
