Keira Zhuo, Contributing Writer
| December 6, 2024
From Nov. 15 to 16, the Wellesley College Theatre Department (WCT) presented Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale,” a collaboration between the department and South Korea’s Soonchunhyang University....
If there’s one word that perfectly encapsulates the Wellesley African Student Association’s (WASA) production of “Mamaland” this year, it’s “energy.” There was something electric in the air...
The season of fireside reading is officially upon us! So for those in need of some suggestions, here are six of my favorite novels — and one much-loved play — I think are well worth picking up this...
On Friday, Oct. 18, the cast and crew behind “Sunrise” (“日出”), Wellesley College Upstage’s first theatrical production of the semester, made Wellesley history. “Sunrise” is the first...
Despite the best efforts of its cast, the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club’s production of “Anastasia” was unable to overcome the challenges of its source material.
I remember the first time I listened to Duster –– it was a random grunge album that I found on Spotify back in 2019, the muffled vocals and distorted guitar drawing me inward as I slowly added half...
“If it’s great, awesome. If it’s terrible, awesome. The worst thing it could be is mediocre.”
This was more or less the consensus my friends and I came to as we eagerly awaited the start of Improv...
The opening of Playa Bowls in Wellesley’s Linden Square last semester has, in my opinion, been the greatest thing to happen to the Ville in recent history. As an avid acai bowl enthusiast, the proximity...
Charli XCX’s new album, “Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat”, is the sonic embodiment of 2024’s ‘brat summer’ — chaotic, euphoric and unabashedly experimental. With...
“Only connect!” proclaims E.M. Forster in the epigraph of “Howards End” (1910). “Only connect!” expounds the character Margaret Schlegel halfway through the novel. “Only … connect?” I...
From Sept. 25 to 28, the word repeated across the Emerson Greene Theatre stage was, to the probable horror of the few 60 or 70-somethings scattered throughout the audience, “cunt.” Not just in its...
