Theater review: “Refuge” explores dark side of family life
Dark humor only succeeds through sympathetic characters. If the audience recognizes, or at least identifies with, the plight of the ...
Arts & Culture
Mahler’s 4th symphony comes to life in Crowell Concert Hall
The Wesleyan University Orchestra performed Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 4 in G major in Crowell Concert Hall on Saturday, Nov. ...
Lastrapes and Schroth play at Russell House
Pouring rain spattered against the windows of Russell House last Sunday, providing a dramatic backdrop to the powerful music of ...
Experimental sounds: The Hub combines music and technology
"hub is in da house," wrote Scott Gresham-Lancaster, typing to his band-mates onto a giant screen that hung over a ...
Nauman ’07 and Earhart ’07 bring original hip popera to MPR
On Saturday night, students flocked to the hip popera, "Breakfast in the City: A Solipsistic Eclipse." The original, psychedelic bit ...
Flux Quartet performs at Crowell
With a collective intake of breath, the Flux Quartet launched into a performance that explored the challenging, lush, and energized ...
The Cine-Files
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby; Notorious; Half Nelson; L’Enfant
Panel of experienced actors and directors share insights, stories
This past Tuesday in the Woodhead Lounge, in the midst of a story about his career, Gilbert Parker '48 told ...
TeaTime
We've got the good shit right here. It's pure. It's edgy. It's an emotional roller coaster. Take a hit of ...
Poet muses on manatees, Rumsfeld
The most powerful country in the world has an obligation to understand its profound influence on others so it can ...