Harpischord concert wows crowd
Harpsichordist Sera Son spanned centuries of music last Sunday. Playing before a standing-room-only audience at Russell House, Son masterfully performed ...
Arts & Culture
An interview with acclaimed director James Longley ’94
According to his website, James Longley '94 has been a film projectionist, an English teacher, a newspaper copy editor, and ...
TeaTime
So…how was your break? Mine, you ask? Well, let's just say that I broke my face. When I saw how ...
Xanadu’s combination of music and politics challenges viewers
In his post-September 11 State of the Union address, George W. Bush declared: "For too long our culture has said, ...
New Arts Section feature: art and performance groups on campus
It's common knowledge that there's no lack of student arts groups on campus. For those times you're left deciding on ...
Arts 2006 and 2007
At The Argus we realize Wesleyan students don't just spend their breaks enjoying the peace and quiet. So, we wanted ...
The Cine-Files
The Film Series is back with a vengeance, dear friends, and the ginormous crowds that have been packing The Goldsmith ...
Festival explores development of national piano music
Music lovers filled Crowell Concert Hall this past Friday, ready for the first concert of the weekend-long musical celebration, "Festival ...
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." ...
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 ...