As You Like It
"Can one desire too much of a good thing?" inquires Rosalind, the heroine of Shakespeare's timeless "As You Like It." ...
Arts & Culture
Reading shares American history
"Mary and Myra," Catherine Filloux's two-person dramatization of the fight by lawyer Myra Bradwell to release Mary Todd Lincoln from ...
TeaTime
"Mary and Myra," Catherine Filloux’s two-person dramatization of the fight by lawyer Myra Bradwell to release Mary Todd Lincoln from ...
The Cine-Files
Crunch time is here, friends: finals are around the corner, the autumn leaves are gone, another chapter is turning in ...
Audience cheers as Expresiones entertains and informs with skill
Performing before a sold out Crowell Concert Hall two Saturdays ago, Sandra Manzanares '08, Maggie Velasquez '08, and Miles Tokunow ...
The Ear Review: Cansel De Ser Sexy
For music fans everywhere, the hallowed "band + band = band" equation has served for years as the simplest way ...
Student directors will utilize Park’s plays to bring campus together
Directing, coordinating, and staging one play a semester is difficult enough for most Wesleyan students. Nikhil Melnechuk '07 and Jessica ...
Arts Bus: valued student resource
It's a familiar Wesleyan weekend dilemma: you and your friends want to sojourn into Manhattan for the weekend, but how ...
Women’s role explored in dance
On November 17 and 18, the "Breaking Ground Dance Series" brought Compagnie TchéTché to the Patricelli '92 Theater for a ...
Soul band Kinky Spigot and the Welders perform at Eclectic
"The show was tight, right, and out of sight," said Behdad Bozorgnia '08 in the aftermath of Eclectic's funk concert ...