An Encounter With a One Man Show
Written By Michela Arlia I sat down on the campus West quad on a rare sunny and warm weekday in February with a BC undergraduate […]
Theatre
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 […]
Theater Review: West Side Story
To make old new again. These are words that truly resonate with Broadway’s newest production of West Side Story, but the show is not […]
“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 […]
Questions Arise With Theater Dept. Recruiting
It’s late Fall and early Winter for College students and if you look across campus, you’ll see students scurrying from building to building, loaded with […]
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 […]
Theater Review: Glory Fades in “Gloria”
There’s a special thrill in watching a play about your profession – one that accurately captures the details both big and small of what you […]
An Impressive, Delightful Close to the Composers’ Collective Two Part Concert Series
On Thursday, Oct. 17, Marcello Di Russo, the president of the Brooklyn College Composers’ Collective, scrambled to find more seats for the large crowd gathered […]
“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 […]