Arts
for the issue of
May 9th, 2012

This Week's Gallery

Brilliant cast brings humor and energy to lackluster play

Brilliant cast brings humor and energy to lackluster play

Cap & Bells staged its final show of the year this weekend with “a comedy about depression,” titled Tigers Be Still.

SpeakFree recital blends music with impassioned spoken word

SpeakFree recital blends music with impassioned spoken word

by Alexander Pena, Staff Writer

Students packed Dodd Living Room on Friday for an evening of spoken word poetry presented by SpeakFree.

Fresh Off the Airwaves: Beach House’s Bloom

by Stanislas Monfront, Arts Editor

As a child, I owned a small plastic piano whose notes rang with a distinct, tinny sound that I came to relish.

Kusika remembers late Professor Brown in vivacious tribute

Kusika remembers late Professor Brown in vivacious tribute

by Nicole Smith, Executive Editor

Last weekend, Kusika and the Zambezi Marimba Band presented their end-of-semester concert, “Fly Right,” on the MainStage of the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance.

Bilingual blog offers fresh literary critique

by Banyi Huang, Staff Writer

What do Shakespeare, Gregory Samsa, Lester Bangs and the notorious Marquis de Sade have in common apart from occasionally being slightly unconventional?

Concert Choir showcases 20th-century composers

Concert Choir showcases 20th-century composers

by Sarah Rosemann, Contributing Writer

Last Friday night, Thompson Memorial Chapel reverberated with the Concert Choir’s renditions of pieces by 20th-century composers Benjamin Britten and Maurice Durufle.

Brass Ensemble assembles Melodious Music in Chapin
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