“A Quiet Place” Builds on a Novel Premise, but Even in Silence, Ends up Singing the Same Old Tune
The fact that “A Quiet Place” received a score in the nineties on Rotten Tomatoes reveals the sorry state of ...
Arts & Culture
“Proliferation” Examines the Human-Led Impacts of Global Development
From March 29 through May 25, Lêna Bùi’s ’07 mixed media art exhibit, “Proliferation,” will be on display at the Mansfield Freeman ...
The Wiccans and Witches of Wes, Part 1
The Wiccans and Witches of Wes is the first installment of a three-part interview series, conducted and edited by Danielle ...
“Constance and Sinestra” Finds Connections in the Midst of Trauma
Walking into the Alpha Delt Green Room for Second Stage’s production “Constance and Sinestra and the Cabinet of Screams,” one might ...
Art Thesis Exhibitions, Week 1
On Tuesday, April 3, six studio art majors debuted their senior theses at the Zilkha Gallery. The three painting collections, ...
Ten Indie Singles to Blast on a Warm Day This Spring
It’s finally spring, and you can feel it in the air if you pretend that the air is about 30 ...
“Thoroughbreds” is Beautiful Gore
Writer/director Cory Finley’s debut film “Thoroughbreds” compensates for its lack of profundity in its masterful evocation of mood. Olivia Cooke ...
Cinefiles 3/29-3/31
Welcome back friends, foes, and film fans! We’ve missed you dearly. We hope you’ve taken the time this break to ...
John Krasinski Discusses Family, Fears, and His Film, “A Quiet Place”
To promote his new film, “A Quiet Place,” writer-actor-director John Krasinski, best known for his role as Jim Halpert in ...
“BFE” Tackles Teenage Isolation, With a Sinister Twist
Simultaneously funny, sad, and deeply disturbing, “BFE,” a Second Stage production that premiered March 29, breathes new life into age-old ...