Arts

Spoken Word Artist Visits Conn But Doesn’t Bring an Audience

November 4, 2013• Arts, Reviews

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Inside the Actress’s Studio: An Interview with Julia Larsen ’14

November 4, 2013• Arts

The College Voice: How did you choose Conn? Did you come already knowing that you wanted to be a theatre major? Julia Larsen: I’m from...

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Paintings & Glowsticks

October 29, 2013• Arts, Reviews

As I approached the giant blue tent pitched in the middle of Tempel Green last Saturday, I honestly didn’t know what to expect....

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Building a Drunken City

October 29, 2013• Arts • One Comment

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Preparing to Present a Re-Envisioned As You Like It

October 29, 2013• Arts

For an actor, there’s nothing like the feeling after the last round of callbacks is finally over, when at last you glimpse your name on...

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A Competition for Kings and Queens

October 29, 2013• Arts

With perfect harmonies layered over hip hop beats and that soaring, soulful voice, Lorde has brought a fresh sound to the music industry....

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Dickson’s Tavern: A New Face on Bank Street

October 29, 2013• Arts, Reviews

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Can Laptop Viewing Defy Gravity?

October 29, 2013• Arts

While space particles were barreling towards my face at the 2:30 p.m. IMAX theater showing of Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity in New York City,...

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Meet the Banditos

October 29, 2013• Arts

Students at Connecticut College are well-acquainted with the offbeat arts scene. Centered in New London, surrounded by nature and a liberal...

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“Breaking Bad” Does Good

October 7, 2013• Arts, Reviews • 2 Comments

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Goodbye (for now) to “the GEE”

October 7, 2013• Arts

This week’s column is going to be slightly different than others in that it concerns a bar (a hardcore club, to be more accurate) that,...

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“Einstein’s Happiest Thought” Lights Up Palmer Auditorium

October 7, 2013• Arts, Reviews

A yellow string was draped diagonally across the back of the stage and a tall red ladder with silver rungs sat in the corner. The scene was...

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