Arts

Inaugural screening kicks off Africana Film League

By JAKE SOLOMON – 12 years ago

Broadly speaking, film, media and many other aspects of popular culture are largely dominated by white males. To combat this, forward-thinking Vassar students are attempting to fill this void in…

Birbiglia’s comedic format breaks conventional molds

By MARK BRAMHILL – 12 years ago

When writing a comedy set, a comedian has to decide the right balance of one-liners, riffs and personal stories. Some comics overburden their sets with one-liner after one-liner, leaving the…

‘Midsummer’ reimagines universal themes

By ISABELLA DELEO – 13 years ago

When most people think of Shakespeare’s play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” they associate it with lush garden settings that mirror the resplendent feeling of being in love. The Shakespearean classic…

‘Bloody’ comments on dark moments in American history

By SAMANTHA KOHL – 13 years ago

The genre of musical theater is often known to be kitschy or happy-go-lucky, enticing audience members with upbeat music and comedic situations. At first glance, “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” seems…

Workshop to promote female voices in electronic music

By JAKE SOLOMON – 13 years ago

With an eclectic mix of producers and musicians becoming popular in recent years, the electronic music industry seems to be representative of a wide array of people. However, the industry…

‘Soldier’ fresh take on superhero trope

By MAX ROOK – 13 years ago

Superheroes are all around us. Not in the sense that you’re going to run into Batman any time soon, but in the sense that pop culture is currently overwhelmed by…