‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ is a feat of theatrical magic
In this magnetic production at the Pantages, spellbinding technical design takes center stage.
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Dumpuary, explained
As the quietest months for blockbusters wrap, let’s explore why the beginning of the year is so quiet.
Professor Jonathan Haidt discusses bestseller ‘The Anxious Generation’
The book talk hoped to inspire Gen Z audiences to address the damaging effects of social media.
Black alumni succeed in the arts
As actors, singers and more, Black alumni make history.
‘The Monkey’ is a bloody, disjointed crowd-pleaser
The Stephen King adaptation is a gory joyride, although it may leave a little to be desired as a follow-up to Oz Perkins’ “Longlegs.”
Savannah Tweedt marches to the beat of her own drum
The freshman drummer is forging a unique path as a woman in percussion.
Writers Guild Awards celebrates originality, uplifts labor
The annual awards show occurred Saturday with celebrities like Jon M. Chu, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and RaMell Ross in attendance.
Lessons in globetrotting
Physical and mental health and academic obligations should be balanced during study abroad to foster a far more adaptable approach to life.
Stephen Sondheim shines in ‘Old Friends’
The Sondheim Review is a truly celebratory evening honoring the musical theatre legend.
Alex Coco — from Trojan to trailblazer
The 2016 SCA alum is nominated for Best Picture at the 97th Academy Awards.