By Hannah Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief
/ February 10, 2022
As someone who has never read Toni Morrison’s “The Bluest Eye,” I found that the play adaptation at the Huntington Theater Company to be a compassionately...
By Abigail Lee, Magazine Editor
/ February 10, 2022
The Museum of Fine Arts Boston brought back their Lunar New Year celebration with a COVID-cautious approach.
The annual tradition at the institution...
By Hannah Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief
/ February 10, 2022
First-year visual media arts major Katya Veber used to believe she would never create music. After a high school teacher told her she has potential, she...
We can always count on the Lumineers to deliver all the vibes of 2 a.m. drives and summer night campfires. With the release of their newest album, Brightside,...
As we look back on the past year, let's take the time to reflect on all that was brought into our lives. Music is a universal language and a unifying art...
To all my Spanish-speaking readers who enjoy reggaeton, Bad Bunny’s Instagram announcement should have had you at the edge of your seat. Benito announced...
By Karissa Schaefer, Staff Writer, Living Arts
/ January 20, 2022
The chances of spotting an Emerson alum in the entertainment industry are high, and the 2022 Sundance Film Festival—taking place Jan. 20 to 30—is no...
Content Warning: This article mentions a play that includes “depictions of mental health, medical care and treatment, intense loss, a suicide attempt,...
After a nearly two-hour delay, the audience at Yacht Rock Revue’s Jan. 7 concert exploded when the band finally made their way to the stage and the opening...
By Marcus Cocova, Multimedia Managing Editor
/ January 5, 2022
Scottish synth-pop band Chvrches brought an electric performance on Wednesday Dec. 1 to the House of Blues in Boston, a recent stop on a tour to promote...
By Sophia Pargas, Editor-in-Chief
/ December 9, 2021
Upon walking into the Huret and Spector Gallery on the sixth floor of the Tufte Building this week, one is greeted by a professional, vibrant, and emotional...
On Wednesday Dec. 8, I walked into the City Winery with the brightest smile plastered across my face. Want to know why? Jane Lynch’s “A Swingin Little...
Donald Fagen, decked out in a blazer and sunglasses, remarked to the raucous crowd of Baby Boomers at Nov. 19’s Steely Dan concert that he and the band...
By Maeve Lawler, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief
/ December 2, 2021
Two exhibitions currently on display at the Institute of Contemporary Art provide viewers with a unique and bleeding edge experience, as they call current...
On Nov. 13, I watched “Iphigenia,” an opera that tells a new rendition of the well-known Greek Myth Iphigenia at Aulis, in the Cutler Majestic theater...
Emerson Stage will conclude its fall season with a production of “Marie Antoinette,” that aims to present audiences with a revolutionary and contemporary...