Arts & Culture
Capturing the fascination of countless audiences for more than two thousand years, the endearing and tragic tale of Oedipus is ...
“In the Heights” Returns Home to the Wesleyan Stage
One of the most notable musicals ever produced on the Wesleyan campus was an original work written by a sophomore ...
“Posters, Propaganda, and the American Experience” Snapshots a Country At War
American army propaganda, especially for recruitment purposes, has a long history of capturing the nation’s experience of war. In line ...
Terpsichore Brings Energy and Flair to the World Music Hall
Given that the Terpsichore Fall Dance Concert had three shows in two days, it wouldn’t have been surprising if the ...
“Big Hero 6” Is Unadulterated Superhero Fun
In 2009, the Walt Disney Company acquired Marvel Entertainment, LLC, whose library of characters includes Black Widow, Iron Man, Thor, ...
Iñárritu’s “Birdman” Is a Surrealist Masterpiece
“Am I the only one who cares about the truth?” Shouted by Edward Norton’s Mike Shiner, these words feel simultaneously ...
“Evening Works” Challenges Audiences With Interactivity
Virgil Taylor ’15 is set to challenge ’92 Theater norms this weekend with his participatory performance piece, “Evening Works.” Weaving ...
“The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth” Is Bizarre, Matricidal Fun
Yesterday, I killed my mother by shooting poisonous tears at her while she threw spiders, zombies, and bloody chunks of ...
Idiot Box: “The Flash”
Set as a companion piece to The CW’s hit show “Arrow,” “The Flash” offers the same corny superhero fun, this ...
all-caps LADD Considers Childhood With Dynamic EP
“Well the kids/ I think we’re alright/ now we’re losing control.” all-caps LADD is a group focused on transition, whether ...
