Visiting Professor Kim Weild Reflects on the Many Stages of Her Theater Career
This semester, Wesleyan welcomed Visiting Associate Professor of Theater Kim Weild, who is leading the directing courses for the Theater ...
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Second Stage’s Rachel Davis Adapts “The Nutcracker” to Keep Audience Members on Their Toes
Capped at one hour, Second Stage’s production of “The Nutcracker” rolls all the delights and thrills of the famous ballet ...
How to Dress for the Apocalypse: An Interview with Cybele Moon
This year’s faculty show, “Marisol,” premiering this weekend, is a post-apocalyptic play about the earthly repercussions of a war in heaven. The ...
Why Charlie Kaufman’s “Anomalisa” Deserves to Top Your Must-See List
Three years ago, /Film ran an article about an upcoming stop-motion project based on a Charlie Kaufman play and produced ...
Rapper Jason Chu Confronts Art’s Potential to Empower
Jason Chu believes there are three types of people who create art: those who create because they have to, those ...
Don’t Call It a “Comeback”: Mulaney’s Latest Dazzles
John Mulaney, whose latest special “The Comeback Kid” premiered this past Friday on Netflix, may very well be the best ...
“Spectre” Brings Careless Misogyny Back to Bond
To tackle the latest Bond Film, The Argus defers to two perspectives across the pond. Will McGhee (Arts Editor): “Spectre” ...
Kail ’99 Reveals Directing Secrets at Campus Event
In an event co-sponsored by University Relations and the Wesleyan Career Center, Thomas Kail ’99 stopped by his old stomping ...
Students of Color Create Second Shades
Last semester, I was approached by a few friends and invited to join them in creating a theater student group ...
“Bone Tomahawk” Flawlessly Cannibalizes the Western
“Bone Tomahawk,” the directorial debut by novelist S. Craig Zahler, is a nasty and spry little piece of genre filmmaking. ...