Arts

Refugee Crisis Education Efforts Continue with Salam Neighbor

February 14, 2017• Arts

Cummings Arts Center’s Evans Hall screened the 2016 documentary Salam Neighbor on Feb. 4. Salam Neighbor features Chris Temple and Zach...

Painting with a Camera: A Visit to Lyman Allyn

February 14, 2017• Arts • 3 Comments

Blurry photographs are the bane of day-to-day snapshots, but the unclear, large-scale photos of Peter Daitch on display at the Lyman Allyn...

A Spastic, Entertaining Cry for Freedom: SITI’s Woolf-Based “Room”

February 14, 2017• Arts, Uncategorized

Restaurant Reviewers Feel out a Franchise: Ruminations on Longhorn Steakhouse

February 9, 2017• Arts • 2 Comments

Braving the elements in a car on the...

Artist Profile: Sterling Rowe

December 13, 2016• Arts

I recently sat down with Sterling Rowe ’19 to discuss his music, his life, and his plans for the future. As he pursues a degree in Music...

Voice Interviews Local Instagram Celebrity, Katherine Bergeron

December 13, 2016• Arts

In the middle of November two strapping young reporters, John Chatigny ’18 and Max Amar-Olkus ’19, walked into Fanning to...

Bob: A Performance to Remember

December 13, 2016• Arts

Last weekend I had the pleasure of attending a production of Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's Bob, directed by Jason Karos. I was not disappointed. ...

A short ride to Bangkok on the Camel Van

November 22, 2016• Arts

With elements of sweet, salty, savory, spicy, and tangy, Thai food is one of my favorite cuisines. It also features flavors that stay with you long after the meal is complete and for me I always wonder, “can I make this myself?” On a cold, lazy, Saturday night, my friends and I took the Camel Van to downtown New London for dinner at Lazy Leopard.