Despite the sometimes overwhelming pressure to be funny, nothing is more gratifying for Fleabaggers than performing. And for audience members, their first Fleabag show is rarely their last.
2025 Celebrating Black Voices, Arts Features, Arts
Sexual Chocolate: The Beat & the Brotherhood
Navigating a predominantly white institution like BC as a minority can pose difficulties—especially for incoming students. SC was founded in hopes of instilling a sense of community for students feeling lost while also giving them the chance to express themselves.
Arts, Column
Our Valentine to You: The Arts Editors’ Playlist for Love
Whether you’re looking to be heartwarmed or heartbroken, check out our picks—consider it our valentine to you!
Column, Movies, Arts
Priddle: When Hollywood Gets Romance Right
Whether you’re spending this Valentine’s Day coupled up, happily single, or feeling the Feb. 14 blues, this list exhibits the best of what the romance genre has to offer.
On Campus, Arts
AERODynamiK Debuts New Collaboration at Stunning Spring Showcase
AeroK never disappoints, and this show was no different—the anticipation in the crowd was palpable in every twist, turn, leap, and stomp.
Arts, On Campus
The Front Porch Arts Collective Gives Insights on Breaking Into Theatre
Regardless of how you end up in theater, wholeheartedly committing to it is a necessity, according to Florestal. She described how you sometimes have to balance multiple jobs, potentially outside of the arts, to support yourself while working toward a greater goal.
Arts, Review, Movies
With the Near Impossible Task of Encapsulating Dylan, ‘A Complete Unknown’ Goes Safe
A great biopic manages to find a balance between these elements, upholding entertainment value while maintaining a complete and honest story. For the timespan that A Complete Unknown covers, it walks this line deftly.
Arts, Column
Songs of the Season: Arts Makes a ‘Heights’ Holiday Playlist
To kindle the holiday spirit, The Heights’ former and current arts editors have banded together to create a playlist full of our favorite holiday tunes.
Movies, Review
Emerson Student Film ‘Glory and Gore’ Falls Short of Expectations
Despite the excitement for Glory and Gore, the film did not hold up to be much more than its enticing TikTok-friendly aesthetic. The background of the film’s plot is alluded to ineffectively, often feeling theatrical and ingenuine.
Arts, On Campus
McMullen Celebrates BC’s International Side with ‘Art After Dark’
The event began at 6 p.m., and attendees were encouraged to explore different cultures through interaction with foreign food, music, and art.
