Sophie Tung
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From NYFW: VETTESE’s ‘TUTTO PASSA’ Shines in Storytelling but Stumbles in Execution
For all its uneven moments, “Tutto Passa” by VETTESE built a world straight from the designer’s personal time capsule.
Raye Concert Review: A Healing Narrative With No Genre Constraints
From jazzy ballads to high-energy EDM, the artist captivated the audience with her versatility, humor and down-to-earth character.
‘Marc By Sofia’ Review: An Intimate Portrait of Marc Jacobs On and Off the Runway
While it does rely heavily on fashion history, the film succeeds as a poetic portrayal of an artist’s persistence and growth over time.
Yunchan Lim and Boston Symphony Orchestra: Flexibility and Delicacy in Schumann and Tchaikovsky
Boston Symphony Orchestra’s March 19-21 concerts took place in Symphony Hall, featuring award-winning South Korean pianist Yunchan Lim.
‘Vladimir’: A Tacky Comedy that Relies Too Much on Rachel Weisz
“Vladimir” wastes a strong cast on tacky and unfocused storytelling.
Artist Profile: AJ Yi ’25-’26’s Journey from Classical Music to Bridging Gaps Between Theater Score and Script
Although Yi and their classmates had a communal love for “Hamilton,” they had no idea what being involved in a musical was like.
Stevie Nicks Concert Review: Classics Don’t ‘Get Older’
On Nov. 24, rock band Fleetwood Mac’s lead singer Stevie Nicks took the audience down memory lane with an enchanting performance at TD Garden.
Harvard Ballet Company Presents Romance and Gothicism in ‘Nocturne’
Candela was the “heart of both acts,” according to Nagler, and their partnership with HBC added a layer of novelty to the production.
Magdalena Bay Concert Review: Building the World of Their Dreams
The duo blended their dreamlike aesthetics with pure fun, providing audience members with a sensory feast.
‘Son of Spergy’ Album Review: Between Heaven, Heredity, and Heartbreak
Caesar doesn’t try to reinvent R&B or go out of the box, but instead finds beauty in being grounded, honest, and human.