Gould turns Kafka’s “Metamorphosis” into comedy
"My shadow's the only one that walks beside me/My shallow heart's the only thing that's beating," sang John Wesley '07, ...
Arts & Culture
Lubin-Levy and Schaal showcase acting in “Peripeteia”
Creating a character or performance usually centers on a script, and actors develop their roles around the information given by ...
Poet Kunin returns to Wes for reading
In the last reading of the Russell House's fall semester lecture series, Aaron Kunin shared poems from his new book, ...
You actually thought there’d be an arts section? I have some thoughts, and I’ll share them with you
Whoah, J/K! It would have been awesome if everyone's favorite alcoholic Lisa (whose last name, D'Amato, was revealed by Wikipedia! ...
WSA candidates
In a stunning turn of events, Adam Freelander '05, who dedicated his time at the Argus to laying out each ...
In hypnotizing reading, Poet Laureate shares works
Wesleyan with enough acclaim to practically fill the University's Memorial Chapel. Avid students and reverent professors filed into the Chapel ...
Far from La Mancha: Puppets and actors overcome flawed script in “Celebrating Don Quixote”
Confession: I know next to nothing about puppet theater. Besides (secretly) belting along to "Avenue Q" in my car, my ...
“Wordplay” exhibit highlights use of text in contemporary art
"Romantic love was invented to manipulate women," artist Jenny Holzer declares in one line of "Truisms," a piece on display ...
Film Serious: Coens, wheelchairs and Russkies
"Murderball" is not a film about futuristic death sports. Not to take anything away from the futuristic death sport genre, ...
Alice Notley shares unpublished works in intimate poetry reading
In the Russell House on Tuesday, poet Alice Notley gave more than just a reading. The author of over 25 ...