Shattered Identity in Tiger West’s “Mirror”
I entered the Leonard and Claire Tow Theater at around 1:30 on Thursday, October 10. As I made my way to the box office, I […]
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“Pass Over”: The Reality of Police Brutality in America
Last Friday was the first performance of “Pass Over,” a play written by Antoinette Nwandu and directed by Cristina Duarte. The play does an exceptional […]
BC Campus Gets Featured Heavily in “Gemini Man”
Brooklyn College has been in many movies and TV shows before, but never quite like this. “Gemini Man” is a big-budget international blockbuster starring Will […]
Italian Opera To Be Performed at Hunter College
In the spirit of Italian Heritage Month, Brooklyn College’s Sebastian Giordano has helped the Pietro Mascagni Foundation (all the way from Sicily!) to perform Cavalleria […]
Looking for Alaska: A Revisit Ahead of the Hulu Series
Hulu is coming out with an eight-part TV series called “Looking for Alaska” based on the John Green book of the same name. In […]
Brooklyn College Theater Department 2019 Fall Preview
Private institutions may sweep the Princeton Review’s “Best Colleges” lists, but there’s one list on which Brooklyn College gives the Ivy League a run for […]
Fernanda Parrado’s Metamorphosis and The Art of Rebirth
At the core of Fernanda Parrado’s 2019 experimental short film, Metamorphosis, is the concepts of sacrifice and rebirth. Through the usage of archival 16mm film […]
REVIEW: Prasad Paul Duffy’s “Revolutionary”
In the dire and distant future of “Revolutionary: A Futuristic Musical,” automation and totalitarianism have forced a generation of youth onto the streets. Innocent buskers […]
Mika Rottenberg’s Playful Surrealism
An air conditioner drips water onto a plant; a ponytail jutting out of the wall bops up and down; single drops of water fall from […]
Vampire Weekend at Madison Square Garden
I Don’t Want to Live this Way but I Don’t Want to Die Vampire Weekend played Madison Square Garden on Friday Sept. 6. It […]