Amble is poised to provide a much-needed reminder of the importance of shared memory to American audiences at a time when community is more crucial than ever.
Arts, On Campus
‘As You Like It’ Transforms Shakespeare Classic With ’60s Flair
While the Shakespearean language and plot of the play conflicted slightly with the more contemporary ’60s style, As You Like It was a heartfelt, dramatic show executed with precision and flair.
Arts, Music, Review
Djo’s Third Album ‘The Crux’ Marks an Artistic Turning Point
While the lack of consistent thematic and musical elements makes the album feel like a collection of singles rather than a cohesive musical statement, The Crux stands as a testament to Keery’s genuine talent and maintains Djo’s standing as a compelling force in contemporary music.
Arts, On Campus
Sexual Chocolate’s Big Show ‘Step Wars: Rhythm Awakens’ Brings the Force
Despite Valentine’s Day plans and a late-night hockey game against a Massachusetts rival, Friday night found Robsham Theater at full capacity for Sexual Chocolate’s annual Big Show.
Arts, Column
Woodard: Kendrick Lamar’s Halftime Show Brought the Message but Not the Melody
On top of the novelty of rap in the halftime show, Lamar’s ongoing feud with Drake had those following the drama waiting at the edge of their seats to see what Lamar would do with his national spotlight.
