Vera Pavlova illustrates the Russian childhood through verse and Tchaikovsky
The Wellesley College Russian department hosted acclaimed Russian poet, Vera Pavlova, for “A Night of Music and Poetry.” Throughout the…
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“Charlie’s Angels” confirm it didn’t hurt when they fell from heaven
The 2019 revival of “Charlie’s Angels,” based on the 1976 television series and the 1999 movie, opened with a disappointing…
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“Doctor Sleep” succeeds on its own but fails as a sequel
Mike Flanagan’s (no relation to the writer) “Doctor Sleep” confirms what we already knew: it is impossible to create a…
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Much Ado About Shakes House: Biannual production is a rousing success
Paige Calvert’s ’20 directorial debut of “Much Ado About Nothing” through Wellesley College Shakespeare Society, which served as her senior…
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“The King”: A mediocre retelling of a Shakespearean classic
A Shakespeare adaptation has once again hit our screens, and this time the one and only Timothée Chalamet is leading…
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Last Christmas falls flat as a holiday rom-com
*contains spoilers for “Last Christmas” (2019) “Last Christmas,” the latest holiday romantic comedy out in theaters, has been highly anticipated…
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Good f******g question: How Stupid F******g Bird approaches art
The first five minutes of “Stupid F*****g Bird” are a good indicator of how the remainder of the show went….
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The Lighthouse (2019) Teaches Audiences One Essential Lesson: Never Put Two Men in Isolation
*this article contains spoilers for “The Lighthouse” (2019) Have you ever yearned to see Robert Pattinson masturbating intensely to a…
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Students and semi-professionals: a look at the theatre department
In Fall 2019, the Wellesley College Theatre Department is piloting a new program in which student actors can gain credit…
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Jojo Rabbit: Life in a ruthless and ridiculous Nazi Germany
**this article contains spoilers for “Jojo Rabbit” (2019) When thinking of Nazis, let alone the Third Reich, humor isn’t…
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