“Killing Eve” is a Stylish Spy Romp
A young woman sits in a Viennese ice cream shop, staring straight at a little girl. She tries to smile ...
Arts & Culture
Cinefiles 4/25–4/28
Okay, NOW it actually feels like we’re moving into spring, with the warmer weather and the onslaught of uncomfortable and ...
Julius Caesar Revamps Old Traditions
“Literally, Shakespeare’s so gay,” said Leila Kashani-Sabet ’21 after “Julius Caesar” opened last Thursday night in the ’92 Theater. This past summer, ...
Selkow ’96 Makes Waves in the Documentary World
Ben Selkow ’96 has been listening to hip-hop since his first Beastie Boys, Ice-T, and Public Enemy tapes. Upon coming ...
Motherhood, Race, and Religion Collide in “La Violecion of My PapiYon”
“I didn’t think I could handle being me,” the goddess character told the audience. This confession is one of many ...
Spring Fling Lineup Features Four Unique Artists
This year will bring four artists to Wesleyan’s Spring Fling. If the video by the Spring Fling Committee wasn’t enough, ...
Art Thesis Exhibitions, Week 3
Week three of the Zilkha Gallery’s art thesis exhibition series kicked off on Tuesday, April 17, when five seniors debuted ...
Cinefiles 4/18–4/21
Welcome to warmer weather Wesleyan—or was that rise in temperature just temporary relief? Either way, the school year will shortly ...
Jessica Jones’ Second Season Is A Dull Disappointment
In light of its subject matter, it’s surprising that the second season of “Jessica Jones” isn’t more talked-about. After all, ...
The Kronos Quartet Innovates String Chamber Music
As we settled into our seats in the unusually packed Crowell Concert Hall before the Kronos Quartet’s performance on Sunday night, ...