Winter’s Tale
How do you solve a problem like Perdita? At the heart of Shakespeare’s “A Winter’s Tale” lies a paradox: the play is a comedy, but […]
Articles by Quiara Vasquez
Low Qui Savage: Every Roosevelt Has Its Thorn
Astute readers will note that we didn’t print an issue last Wednesday. Not because there was a shortage of news, mind you, nor due to […]
Low Qui Savage: Berniemania, Take Two
He’s the Brooklyn College alumnus on everyone’s lips. The cable news pundits, the network jokesters, the rose-emoji Twittersphere – everyone is coalescing around the loudmouthed […]
“Tick Tock Boom” Review
“It’s hard for people born after 1960 to be idealistic or original,” our protagonist pouts in “Tick Tick Boom,” a musical set in 1990. “We’ve […]
Low Qui Savage: An Introduction
Hey there, reader. I hope you’re enjoying our first issue of 2020, which, in addition to being quite good, marks an alarming personal milestone. And […]
Theater Review: “Slave Play” Is A Wild Ride
People say that Broadway is dead — a bedazzled tourist trap surrounded by millions of obnoxious billboards and billions of skeezy fortysomethings in Elmo costumes. […]
“Sweat” Or: Do You Believe In Life After Trump?
Stage Lights up on a black guy sitting across from a white guy with a swastika forehead tat. “Oh god,” I think to myself. “This […]
Tyquane Wright: From Brooklyn to the Spider-Verse
Last year, moviegoers and critics alike were thrilled by the high-flying adventures of Brooklyn teen Miles Morales in the animated hit “Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse.” […]
Student Gov Veep Ethan Milich Resigns
“I am no longer the best person to be serving as the Vice President.” So says Ethan Milich, the now-former-Vice President of Brooklyn […]
PSC-CUNY Roll Out New Contract
Adjunct Pay Falls Short of 7K or Strike Demands After several years of protests, debates, and contract negotiations, the Professional Staff Congress (PSC) and CUNY […]