Natalie T. Chang
Canny Acting Drives Poignant ‘Youth’
Ultimately, though, it is the actors who convincingly display the tension between the fear of being unremarkable and an inability to take action.
‘Anonymous’ is an Overdone Spectacle
Shakespeare’s works themselves play a rather limited role in Emmerich’s account of their genesis. More prevalent are plotlines concerning hunchbacks, illegitimate children, incest, various rebellions, and a vigorous medieval form of indoor tennis. Does all this sound bewildering? It is.
Portrait of an Artist: Lisa Randall ’84
Lisa Randall ’84, the Frank B. Baird, Jr. Professor of Science, studies theoretical particle physics and cosmology in the Physics ...
Music Sparks Discourse at Occupy Boston
Informal stage in Dewey Square hosts a diverse range of performances
Zola Jesus Experiments With Enhanced Production
Zola Jesus’s previous two albums were, in a certain sense, more straightforward. Danilova, operatically trained since childhood, let her throaty, raw-yet-velvety voice dominate the arrangements by keeping atmospherics and instrumentals minimal. Her third venture into an almost gothic style of somber rock marks the evolution of her style away from this sparse aesthetic
Preview: MFA College Night
At the MFA’s College Night, students “will be some of the first people to come see inside” the Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art and can also explore the newly renovated Art of the Americas Wing.
