CARE FOR ME Turns Mourning into Masterwork
On “LIFE,” the second single from his new album CARE FOR ME, Saba offers a devastating portrait of his current existence, ...
Arts & Culture
“Goat’s” Surreal Premise Belies an Emotionally Honest Core
Break-ups, heartache, weed, booze, and seductive goat-demons swirl together in “Goat,” an original play written and directed by Sam Pollak ...
The Wiccans and Witches of Wes, Part 3
This is the third installment of The Wiccans and Witches of Wes, a three-part interview series with two students who identify ...
Cinefiles 4/10-4/14
Hello, hello! It’s good to be speaking to you all after a surprising hiatus—last week was all about the jokes—and ...
“Love, Simon” Celebrates White, Suburban, Teenage Gayness
The audience meets Simon Spier through his white, suburban upper-middle class family. There’s the vaguely incompetent and lumberjack-looking dad (Josh ...
“Angels In America” Offers Hope and Promise
A young woman, Harper, stands alone on a barren stage, the world having collapsed and abandoned her. A snowstorm is ...
The Wiccans and Witches of Wes, Part 2
This is the second installment of The Wiccans and Witches of Wes, a three-part interview series with two students who identify ...
“The Home Project” Explores the Intimacy Between a Room and its Occupants
How does leaving a space change our perception of it? How do we relate to our surroundings? What makes a ...
“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 ...
“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 ...