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“If You Look to the Right” is a collaborative I.S. performance
Katie Harvey Contributing Writer On Feb. 2 and 3, Vinny Meredith ’18 brought society’s conceptions of Hawai’ian culture to the Shoolroy Theatre stage for the performance component of his Senior Independent Study (I.S). Meredith, a theatre and dance major from Chicago, Ill., explained that the …
“Lady Bird” has both heart and disappointing flaws
Samantha Green Contributing Writer Up for five Oscar nominations including Best Picture, “Lady Bird” is the coming-of-age story of high school senior Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson (Saoirse Ronan) and her desire to break out of California for a new life. The narrative follows her as …
“WET” is a compelling performance about living undocumented
Eleanor Linafelt A&E Editor On Jan. 31, 2018, exactly one year after he re-entered the United States following an arduous attempt to gain legal status at the dawn of Donald Trump’s presidency, Alex Alpharaoh graced Freedlander Theatre with his heart-wrenching and deeply informative one-man performance, …
“WE, THE MASSES” offers introspective look on humanity
Claire Wineman Contributing Writer I’ve come to find that the ideal place to seek shelter from the dreary Ohio winter, especially as a college student, must meet a handful of requirements: a significant light source, a comfy place to sit (with room for friends) and …
The Voidz appears back on the scene with two new singles
Stuart Ayers Contributing Writer Last week saw the release of two new singles from the experimental rock band the Voidz. These singles tease towards the release of the group’s second full-length album, “Virtue,” which is due to release on March 30 by Cult Records. The …