Ann M. Mikkelsen
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Learning the Value of Small Blessings
FILM Silent Blessings Directed by Rober to Buso--Garcia at Lowell House April 30, 9 p.m. How many times have you
Sentimental Education: C.S. Lewis in Love
Shadowlands directed by Richard Attenborough Choir boys are singing. Grumpy old men in funny robes are singing. It's foggy outside
Wunderkind in Jarman's Wonderland
Wittgenstein directed by Derek Jarman at the Harvard Film Archive December 3-12 Experiencing "Wittgenstein" is like falling down a rabbit
Fairy Tales Unbridled
The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood Doubleday Press $23.50 The Robber Bride is no sweet, fancifully updated fairy tale. There
Broken Dreams in the Balkans
The Palace of Dreams by Ismail Kadare William Morrow and Company, 1993 With the explosion of Latin American literature in
The Road to Mecca Worth the Pilgrimage
One look at the delightful, eclectic set of The Road to Mecca and you know that you are about to
Dull Liasons at the Ex
Quartett aims to disturb. Heiner Muller's play, a loose re-interpretation of the novel Les Liasons Dangereuses, toys with notions of
Dance for the Dead
For those who live through it, war creates a world antithetical to organized society or ordinary fiction. It is appropriate,
Humorless, Heavy-Handed Spider Gives Audience Arachnophobia
The world is dark, lonely, and savage. God is "a cold shadow," as we are informed by the surly protagonist,
Diamond in the Rough
THEATER Rough Crossing by Tom Stoppard music by Andre Previn directed by Chip Rossetti at the Quincy House JCR through