Reviews

Venom: “Like a Turd in the Wind”

October 23, 2018• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

Four Hundred Miles of Professor Charles Chu

October 23, 2018• Arts, Reviews

When I first viewed the current exhibit in the Chu Room, “Four Hundred Miles of the CT River,” I gravitated towards the ink painting...

Theater Department Dazzles with We are Proud to Present

October 10, 2018• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

By some measures, including mine, Jackie Sibblies Drury’s humorous lengthily titled one act play We Are Proud to Present a Presentation...

Friends Fans Celebrate Show’s 24th Anniversary

October 10, 2018• Opinions, Reviews

Yet Another Hot Spot in Mystic, CT

October 10, 2018• Opinions, Reviews

In order to escape from the overwhelming thralls of students and their families congregated on campus, my family and I hopped in our car...

OnStage Wins the Audience Again with Dance Theater of Harlem

October 10, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Those who ventured into Palmer auditorium on Saturday night during Fall Weekend were, perhaps unknowingly, in for a breathtaking treat that...

New London Through a Camera Lens

September 24, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Representation and Exploitation at the Whitney

September 24, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Ongoing struggles to combat Western hegemony, movements that promote diverse representation, like #OscarsSo White, have appeared in the...

Olio: A Quality Restaurant without a Clear Culinary Theme

May 5, 2018• Arts, Reviews

A review of the sit-down restaurant Olio in Groton. ...

Theater Department Performs a Salient Spring Awakening

March 9, 2018• Arts, Reviews

U.S. Girls Releases Political Album “A Poem Unlimited”

March 9, 2018• Arts, Reviews

“A Poem Unlimited,” the new album from the band U.S. Girls, discusses the trials of women’s lives in a contemporary sexist society in...

Conn’s Own Coagulate Releases Debut Album

February 16, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Before I sat down to write about “Bent,” the debut album by Connecticut College’s very own Coagulate, I had the opportunity to attend...