“The Kotov Syndrome” mixes music and intriguing backwards narrative
Click-smack-click. That’s the sound of chess pieces being pushed across a wooden board, and it’s also reminiscent of the punctuated, ...
Arts & Culture
Laughs abound at frenetic, fun “Poet”
In the Director's Notes for “The Poet and the Rent,” Dakota James Gardner's ’11 writes, “What we present to you ...
Economy adds resonance to upcoming “Threepenny” production
Despite its status as a classic work from Germany’s Weimar Republic, “The Threepenny Opera” still holds a mirror up to ...
Review: “QUANTUM OF SOLACE”
The “quantum of solace” is described by Ian Fleming as the measurable degree of affection between two people. When it ...
ALBUM REVIEW: “Fearless” by Taylor Swift
“Fearless” does everything a pop record should do. It follows every rule of songwriting, and demonstrates that those rules were ...
EPIC Event Pick: Samsara
What you will find at Samsara, as always, is an eclectic mix of traditional and modern dance pieces, live music ...
Top 5 Things That You Thought Were Awesome When You Were a Kid That Are, In Retrospect, Actually Awesome
5. Chumbawumba Then: You loved them for their insidiously catchy single “Tubthumping.” Now: You love them because they're hardcore anarcho-punks. ...
Book Review: “Zaha Hadid Complete Works”
“Zaha Hadid Complete Works” (edited by Gordana Fontana-Giusti and Patrik Schimacher) provides several explanations of Zaha Hadid’s most recent building, ...
Dancers dazzle in senior thesis show
The '92 Theater just wasn't big enough to hold the audience that waited in the Zilkha Pavilion to see the ...
Arts Calendar
Friday, Nov. 14 Terpsichore 7 p.m., World Music Hall, $4 Platanos & Collard Greens 7 p.m., Crowell, $7 Contra Dance ...