Urinetown' brings irreverent humor to life
I saw Tympanium Euphonium's Urinetown: the Musical over 24 hours ago, and yet I still can't get that fateful chorus, "Urinetown/This is Urinetown/You're in Urinetown," out of my head.
Ariel Kay
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Winehouse CD reminds fans of her legacy
As 2011 draws to a close, a lot of year-end lists have been cropping up: Best Films of 2011, Best Songs, etc.
WSRC scholars-in-residence present new work
The Women's Studies Research Center is one of my favorite places on campus. It's out of the way, it's cozy, it features a terrific art gallery, and it has a strange alcove filled with fluffy pillows on the way to the bathroom.
The 'Proof' is in the production
Proof won just about every award that it was up for when it was first staged in 2001, inclulding a Pultizer Prize and a Tony.
Marilyn' shows a rare side of the actress
The life of Marilyn Monroe is the quintessential American Hollywood fairytale: a story of a down-on-her-luck kid who is chosen by fate to become a movie star. The film My Week with Marilyn is based on filmmaker Colin Clark's 2000 book of the same name.
Breaking Dawn-Part 1' a campy gorefest
Movies can create myriad different emotional journeys within the mind of the viewer. Some films lift the audience up to the virtue of the greatest character, while others drag it down to the baseness of the villain.
MELA gives voice to South Asian culture
This Saturday, the South Asian Students Association will put on one of Brandeis' biggest cultural festivals of the year, MELA.
Student-professor pairs dance off
When you're a student, it's often hard to imagine that your teachers have lives outside of school.
Boston Ballet enchants with season opener
Romeo and Juliet is perhaps the most well-known of Shakespeare's plays. Its themes of love and loss are classic and it has been interpreted in hundreds of ways?into plays, movies, songs and works of art since it was first written four centuries ago.
Alumnus starts his comedy career
Brandeis is a pretty funny campus. It seems as though at least one of our five improv-comedy groups (Bad Grammer, False Advertising, Crowd Control, To Be Announced and Brandeis' Premiere Improv Comedy Club) or one of our two sketch-comedy groups (Boris' Kitchen and Little Hands) always has a performance coming up, and the Blowfish and Gravity Magazine publish regularly.
Despite allegations of racism and misconduct, Carol Simon reinstated
A note from the editor regarding Carol Simon and BWBB
Predicting top five picks of the 2024 WNBA draft
Brandeis staff, student, and facilities members protest against merit delays
Fight breaks out at Springfest over presence of Israeli flag