Chloe Wright Junior Editor Pastel lights softly shone on the Proctor Hill Theatre stage as peaceful lo-fi music cued the introduction of this year’s dancers.
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Arm & Trout and The Greenhouse Community
Grace Reichenau Staff Writer Arm & Trout, an annual talent show hosted by The Greenhouse, is its biggest event of the year, according to Camilla
Natasha, Pierre, and The Great Comet of 1812: A Review
Sophia Mertson Staff Writer The Sewanee Department of Theatre & Dance and Music Center gave eight performances of the musical Natasha, Pierre, and The Great
Chromakopia: A Complicated Masterpiece
Tom Walker Junior Editor Obscenities used Chromakopia is a bit of a conundrum. The album focuses on Tyler, The Creator’s romantic situationships and his worries
Anora: Breathing New Life Into the World of Cinema
Pete Stone Contributing Writer 2024 has arguably been a mediocre year for film, which is why Sean Baker’s “Anora” is such a pleasant surprise. Having
Total overkill / Straight shooter: A review of Ocean Vuong’s “Time Is a Mother”
Meran Paul Features Editor Obscenities used. Ocean Vuong is a 36-year-old Vietnamese poet, novelist, and essayist. His debut collection Night Sky with Exit Wounds won
Waking Nightmares: The Edge of Sleep Review
Rachel Williams Contributing Writer This review contains spoilers of the first couple of episodes of The Edge of Sleep (2024). Wake up guys, a new
Uglies: Netflix’s Underwhelming Dystopian
Grace Reichenau Staff Writer Since the success of The Hunger Games, several books and films have been created to take advantage of the vastly profitable
Kisses, Croissants, and Crimes Against the Arts: A Meditation on Emily in Paris
Chloe Wright Junior Editor I would like to have a chat with Sex and the City creator Darren Star. We could go to the City
The Great Comet: The TWC takes on its biggest show yet
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief The voices quiet down as the lights dim. Fabric drapes over the ceiling and strings of broken mirrors hang down.