Night Cheese, Washing Machines, and the Pursuit of Happiness: The Evolution of “30 Rock”
One of the greatest TV sitcoms of all time, “30 Rock” also had one of the strangest evolutions of any ...
Arts & Culture
ESQUE Breaks Boundaries in Visual and Performance Art Show
String lights lined the edges of three mattresses on the floor of the Malcolm X House basement this past weekend, ...
“Joan” Portrays the Many Sides of Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc’s charisma has only grown since her violent death. As David Caruso ’18 points out in his script, ...
Dynasty Handbag Dances, Sings, and Jokes in Multi-Genre Show
Towards the end of February, I opened my email to find a message from Visiting Assistant Professor of Performance Studies Katherine Brewer ...
Weerasethakul’s Newest Work Proves Surreal
The connection between dreams and waking life is very much at the core of the films of Apichatpong Weerasethakul. Perhaps most ...
Comedy Committee Announces Judah Friedlander for “Sprung Flung”
The Wesleyan Comedy Committee announced last week that comedian Judah Friedlander will be performing at the University on Wednesday, May 4 as ...
“Rumors” Offers Raucous, Silly Fun
“Hilarious. Rowdy. Fun.” That's exactly how director Tekla Monson ’18 summed up her production of “Rumors.” If anything, these words understate ...
Michael Kimmelman Talks Populism at Russell House
Michael Kimmelman is a tangential speaker. His tales give rise to others, and he weaves a complicated web of stories that ultimately ...
“Storied Places” Puts the “Movement“ in Migration
The arts at Wesleyan have long been known as one of the pillars of the University, characterized by student works ...
In “Lilting,” Two Strangers Mourn and Grow Together
Independent films are often distinguished by negative elements such as low budgets, limited release, and little publicity compared to heavily advertised productions by major ...