“The Workshop” Opens its Doors
Last Saturday evening, while Middletown experienced record-breaking temperatures and so-called life-threatening wind chills, a friend and I decided to embark ...
Arts & Culture
Grammys 2016 Flickers Between Awe and Strife
Last Monday night, Feb. 15, CBS aired the 58th Grammy Awards, an event that celebrates excellence in the music industry ...
Deadpool Isn’t Silly Enough to Satisfy Audiences
After years of increasingly stale superhero movies, each more confusing and boring than the last, Hollywood seemed poised to give ...
“21 Chump Street,” a 15-Minute Whirlwind of Emotion
“21 Chump Street” opens on an empty stage set with seven chairs, a desk and lamp to stage far right, ...
The Vagina Monologues: Aspires to Start New Conversations
Seventeen female-identifying students sit in chairs arranged in a semicircle on the Memorial Chapel stage. The lights dim as the young ...
HTGAWM’s Return is Calm but Disorienting
This article contains spoilers. Thursday night marked the return of the ABC drama “How To Get Away With Murder” (often ...
Rihanna Takes an Artistic Turn
Rihanna finalized it with the slow-paced, reggae-slash-electronic, hip-swaying opening song on her new album, ANTI: The era of collaborations with Sean ...
Syrian Vocalist Gaida Pays Tribute to Syrian Refugees in Wesleyan Debut
Syrian vocalist Gaida made her Connecticut debut at Crowell Concert Hall last Friday, Feb. 5. Since its construction in 1973, the Crowell ...
From Eclectic to Berkshires: Tatge and Her University Legacy
Pamela Tatge ’84 (pronounced “Tad-gee”) has been serving as Director of Wesleyan’s Center for the Arts (CFA) for the last ...
Chilean Playwright Guillermo Calderón on Chilean Theatre
On Tuesday, Feb. 9, Guillermo Calderón visited the University as part of the Outside the Box Theater Series. Calderón spoke in ...