reviews
Nostalgia and politics in Eugene O’Neill’s “Ah, Wilderness!”
March 17, 2017"Wilderness!" is a veritable showcase of his diverse talents, ranging from the comedic to the tragic.
Read more“Still Life”: A play about life and death, art and redemption
March 16, 2017“Like the characters in Still Life, we are all trying to figure it all out, trying to learn as best we can how we can go on."
Read more“Paradise Lost: Reclaiming Destiny,” a movement adaptation of Milton’s epic poem
March 15, 2017The show features highly athletic movement—including acrobatics, rope swings, chains, contortion, and more. It’s a powerfully physical form of ballet, a kind of modern-day Spartacus.
Read moreGreen fascism? Bio shows surprising roots of organic farming movement
March 15, 2017New biography of Jorian Jenks, one of the founders of modern organic farming, reveals his roots in Britain's interwar fascist movement.
Read moreNative Women in Film Festival highlights anti-pipeline cause
March 7, 2017By presenting the usually overlooked female indigenous point of view onscreen, the filmmakers of this festival are pathfinders, blazing new trails in cinema and television.
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