Boston Symphony prepares for 2014-2015 season
Programming under new music director is promising but predictable By GALEN CHUANG ’17 Assistant Arts Editor The Boston Symphony Orchestra…
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Game Developers Conference challenges industry standards
Annual meetup promises innovative tech and social change By ALEXA J. WILLIAMS ’14 Arts Editor The annual Game Developers Conference…
Read MoreStill seeking innovation: ‘House of Lies’ soundtrack leaves a lot to be desired
By KAT MALLARY ’17 Assistant Arts Editor “House of Lies,” based on the book by Martin Kihn, is a drama-comedy…
Read MoreSix weeks, four plays: Theatre Studies class takes scripts from inception to performance
By KAT MALLARY ’17 Assistant Arts Editor A month and a half isn’t a lot of time to take a…
Read MoreFour local bands you have to be listening to
by Kat Mallary ’17 Assistant Arts Editor You Won’t Best if you like The Lumineers “You Won’t” is a Boston-based…
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Arkomo’s “Ace Imagery:” Seattle-based Sam Anderson debuts solo project
by Galen Chuang ‘17 Assistant Arts Editor Arkomo is the debut solo project of Seattle musician Sam Anderson, best known…
Read MoreAmazon’s original series “Alpha House” fails to deliver
by EMILY BARY ’14 Co-Editor in Chief They work in the Senate. They live in the house. The tagline just…
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An Appalachian take on Romeo and Juliet
By ASHA ALBUQUERQUE ’14 Contributing Writer Vannessa Greenleaf ’14 has brought a rustic Appalachian mountain depiction of “Romeo and Juliet”…
Read MoreGuerrilla Girls live up to their feminist avenger reputation
By CAMYLLE FLEMING ’14 Contributing Writer “Anybody want a banana?” With these words ‘Frida Kahlo’ began the Guerrilla Girls lecture,…
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Live full, sing loud: Indie-pop artist and queer activist Julia Weldon talks music and identity
by Galen Chuang ‘17 Assistant Arts Editor Julia Weldon’s favorite cuisine is Japanese food. Their dream venue is the Bowery…
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