Who Wore it Wes: Blaise Bayno-Krebs ’16
You may have recognized Blaise Bayno-Krebs ’16 around campus by her seafoam green hair and penchant for the classic ’90s ...
Arts & Culture
“Showtunes Sideways” Gender-Bends Classic Musicals
Fighting the patriarchy, heteronormativity, and all that jazz is a normal part of life at Wesleyan. But last Friday, March ...
“Hotline Miami 2” Flaunts Violent Glee
The original “Hotline Miami” was a pretty strange game. Created by Dennaton Games, a two-man development team, it felt like ...
“She Kills Monsters” Plays, Kills the Game
If you’ve ever played the game Dungeons and Dragons, you’ve been on grand quests to restore lost souls and explore ...
Heems Talks Hip-Hop and Eat, Pray, Thug
It has been a tumultuous few months for hip-hop music. While the quality of hip-hop releases in 2015 has already ...
“High Fidelity” Holds Up 15 Years Later
It’s easy, in the world of Buzzfeed, the Huffington Post, and Cracked, to take music lists for granted. Talking about ...
“Venus in Fur” Blurs Lines Between Play and Players
“Venus in Fur” begins with a thunderclap. This disruptive, surging sound cues David Ives’ play, directed by Sofie Somoroff ’18 ...
Sufjan Stevens Reckons with Death and Responsibility on Carrie & Lowell
Carrie & Lowell, the seventh studio album from Sufjan Stevens, begins with an invocation. “Spirit of my silence, I can ...
Jukebox the Ghost Connects in Cozy Danbury Concert
The Heirloom Arts Theatre in Danbury, Conn., with its discreet, warehouse-like location, is the last place you would expect one ...
“Overheard” (Eaves)Drops onto Second Stage
Have you ever been sitting at your desk trying to study, and can’t help but overhear your neighbors arguing over ...