Lagalante’s new musical, ‘Mirror Image,’ moves despite narrative flaws Madelaine Bixler March 9, 2015 0 Comments "Mirror Image" — through its moving music and stellar director — invites us to reflect on life, love and the difficulty of holding onto our passions. Read More »
TAPS exposes the nature of humanity through its gripping production of ‘A Kingdom, A Country or a Wasteland, In the Snow’ Ian Anstee November 13, 2014 1 Comment Ultimately, Hoxworth’s interpretation of Lola Aria’s heart-wrenching drama expertly forces us to confront our own humanity. It makes us reevaluate whether we would conduct ourselves any... Read More »
Thinking Matters the next step in ‘cyclical’ humanities requirements Rachel Beyda August 16, 2012 5 Comments As of this fall, the yearlong Introduction to the Humanities sequence will no longer be a requirement for freshmen. Instead, the Class of 2016 will choose from over 35 different quarter-long Thinking... Read More »
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