Scene
Directors Craft the Sinister Uncanny in ‘Venus in Fur’
Bringing ‘Venus in Fur’ to life, directors Michael Quinn and Lena Hymel make subtle use of supernatural influences to challenge misogyny. […]
Articles by Isabella Dow
Column
Why ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Continues to Thrive
A medical drama in its 14th season, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ continues to thrive on its balance of sharp humor and resilient characters to sustain fans. […]
On Campus
‘Chicago’ Rehearsals Promise Satirical Jazz Spectacle
Rehearsals for the upcoming BC Theatre production of ‘Chicago’ focus on crafting the dark comedy and historical details of the iconic jazz musical. […]
On Campus
Heartfelt Poetic Genius Shines at Sunset SLAM!
SLAM!’s annual sunset event proved that emotions, personal growth, and prose can coalesce to form a magical evening. […]
Column
The Inescapable Nature of Artistic Criticism
In a world overflowing with art and entertainment, it seems there will never be a shortage of people with opinions. […]
On Campus
McMullen Hones “Nature’s Mirror” In Belgian Landscapes
The McMullen Museum displays Belgian landscape art that presents the grim and the beautiful aspects of humanity’s interaction with nature. […]
Music
‘Villains’ Shows Streaks of Talent from Queens of the Stone Age
Queens of the Stone Age examines existential conflict through the power of music in ‘Villains.’ […]
Review
Netflix’s ‘Disjointed’ Bores, Annoys Audiences
Disjointed’s flat jokes and underdeveloped aesthetic prove the show lives up to its name. […]
Column
The Mind-Boggling Ways of Meta-Art
Self-referential meta-art breaks the viewer’s immersion in a story, but gives them a new level of access to their beloved characters. […]
Artsfest 2017
‘After Hours Theatre’ Features Comic, Casual Show
Boston College Arts Council’s ‘After Hours Theatre’ dedicated the student-run, spirited performances to its department students in a fun-loving format. […]