Rose Art Museum Opening 2013, Andy Warhol: Image Machine
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Tragic play gives victorious performance
Talk about a labor of love. During this past week's second annual Senior Thesis Festival, Viktoria Lange '13 presented a remarkable production of Sarah Ruhl's Eurydice, a play that she has been "completely obsessed" with since her sophomore year of college.
Drum circle celebrates percussion in community
I must confess I was rather unnerved when I first joined the drum circle during Thursday's event "Music+Rhythm+Community." Usually, an event review requires me to sit in the audience as I take notes on my iPhone about the actors in a theatrical production or the harmonies in a musical ensemble.
K-Nite Star joins new and old for an exciting show
Last Friday evening, Levin Ballroom looked nothing like it has ever looked before. Bright lights adorned the ceiling, the walls and the stage, and the audience's excitement filled the room.
Provocative play captivates audiences
There is a fine line between humor and horror, and the Department of Theater Arts' production of Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman, directed by Jeremy Fiske skillfully tight-roped across that precarious line during its performances this week.
Hooked on Tap dance show boogies with talent all night long
As the lights dim and the audience inches closer to the edges of the seats, the cheers suffuse the room with a frenzy.
The 2025 Kentucky Derby sees Sovereignty make history
Letter to the Editor — Mateo Levin
The class of 2025’s favorite courses
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs
Brandeis University forms a committee to search for a new president with faculty leaders appointed