The Final Act: Evocative Works from the Week 6 Art Studio Senior Thesis
For the sixth and final week of Art Studio Senior Thesis Exhibitions, the artwork of students Saskia Villaflor Curry ’25, ...
Arts & Culture
“A Chorus Line” Majestically Closes the Curtain on Student Theater for Spring 2025
Have you ever wanted something so much you’d do anything—and I mean anything—to have it? That’s the question that begins ...
Artgus Artist Spotlight: An Interview With One of Wesleyan’s Most Unique and Energetic Bands: Catfish Malaysia
This is an installment of Artgus Artist Spotlight, an ongoing series presented by the Arts & Culture Section, intended to ...
Same Spirits, New Forms: “The White Lotus” Season 3 Rocks the Boat
This article contains spoilers. The third season of “The White Lotus” premiered on Sunday, Feb. 16, 2025, continuing the show’s ...
“The Moors” Brings Gothic Romance to the CFA Theater
On Thursday through Saturday, May 1–3, 2025, the Theater Department presented their mainstage production for the Spring 2025 semester, “The ...
Puppet Sex and Existential Crises: “Avenue Q” Brings Chaos (and Catharsis) to WestCo Café
On Thursday, April 24, I had the distinct pleasure of seeing Spike Tape’s production of “Avenue Q” in WestCo Cafe, ...
Zilkha’s Fifth Week of Senior Theses Explores Bodies, Dreams, Oysters, and the Edge of the Familiar
As the semester marches on, the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery draws in dozens of students, faculty, staff, parents, supporters, ...
Creative Visions From the Fourth Rotation of Senior Art Studio Theses
The 2025 Art Studio Senior Thesis season has been nothing short of amazing. Week after week, the senior Art Studio ...
Double, Double Trump and Trouble: Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” Comes to Life in Unique, Terrifying Production
There are a million ways to put on William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” and of those, there are many ways to do ...
A Rebel of Theater: How Jamie Lloyd Challenges Theater Conventions Through Technology
In the practice of conventional theater, the physical dimensions of the stage have been stagnant; its construction imposes conventions that ...