Condemn unjust University firing practices

by Aliza Vigderman | 03/31/2015

I don’t consider myself a political person. I know embarrassingly little about the Arab-Israeli conflict, I am unsure who our Secretary of State is, and the only thing I have “organized” is my binder.

Quirky production lampoons "Dubya" ''

by Aliza Vigderman | 11/19/2013

Sitting under the disjointed blue lights of the Mandel Center for the Humanities Atrium, waiting to see a play that was to satirize the George W.

Hollywood heartthrobs portrayed in play

by Aliza Vigderman | 11/12/2013

Do you ever wish you could see a show with pop culture references, Hollywood heartthrobs and reversed gender roles?

Girls' star screens her 2010 indie film at MFA

by Aliza Vigderman | 02/12/2013

Lena Dunham has had quite a year. She won two Golden Globes, one for best television series, comedy, and one for best actress for her role as Hannah Horvath in that hit show Girls. This role has transformed her from indie filmmaker into arguably the "voice of [her] generation . . . or maybe a voice, of a generation" (a quote all Girls fans will recognize from the pilot episode). On Feb.

Hysterical play is an instant hit

by Aliza Vigderman | 11/20/2012

Imagine a party with no host, no food and-gasp-no servants! What is a modern, upper-class couple to do?

Metamorphoses' charms with Greek myths

by Aliza Vigderman | 10/29/2012

When I heard that Brandeis Ensemble Theater was doing the play Metamorphoses, the first thing I wondered was how exactly they would transform a man into a giant beetle on stage.

Chum's evening is charming

by Aliza Vigderman | 10/23/2012

Going into my first Cholmondeley's open mic night, I didn't know what to expect. Would the gang from Friends be there?

Fall Fest Variety Show delights with diversity

by Aliza Vigderman | 10/15/2012