Puppets convey tragedy and drama of Hiroshima victims
"In order to reconcile things, you have to examine them first," Dan Hurlin explained last Friday evening during his company's ...
Arts & Culture
Ambiguity of the artist: Lehrman class brings dance into audience
Bottles of colored water in perfectly straight rows line the Zilkha Gallery's main viewing room as far as the eye ...
Schorr exhibit discovers the fantasy in everyday life
To look at Professor of Art David Schorr's paintings in his new collection, "The Imaginary Life of Ordinary Things: the ...
Film Serious: “Closely Watched Titticuts”
It is a new semester and the Film Series is already crackalackin'. We always hit the ground running. So many ...
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, ...
“Like an Expressionist painting”: Ensemble cast adds dance and depth to “Vienna: Lusthaus”
The production of Charles Mee’s "Vienna: Lusthaus" that went up Nov. 17 to 19 in the ’92 Theater was like ...
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, ...
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 ...
WSA candidates
In a stunning turn of events, Adam Freelander '05, who dedicated his time at the Argus to laying out each ...
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! ...