Tag: Arts and Entertainment

Camille Pfister Executive Editor Get ready my fellow thespians, Dungeons and Dragons fans, and nerds of all kinds! There is a new Sewanee Theater production

Chloe Wright Staff Writer Ms. Olivia Rodrigo has returned. The amount of times I’ve screamed to this woman’s songs in the car (which feels strange

Ansley Stibbs Contributing Writer Acting as an unflinching portrait of the rural Appalachian poverty crisis, it’s difficult to look away from Barbara Kingsolver’s Pulitzer Prize

Maggie Wallace Contributing Writer The air in the Greenhouse was warm and alive for a Thursday movie night. A white sheet was hung from the

Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor From September 2-30 in Stirling’s Coffee House, The Broad Mountain Ruggers’s Give But A Glimpse exhibition can be observed.

Ivy Geyman Contributing Writer Regarding TV shows that blend humor, heart, and unforgettable characters, “Grace and Frankie” is an exemplary masterpiece. This delightful series, created

Luke Pederson Contributing Writer A man named Ivan pulls a pair of frozen slacks from the balcony of his desolate apartment. He tries to thaw

Allison Craft Contributing Writer Josiah Golson is a Chattanooga-based artist who uses his unique artistic voice to tackle social issues in a way that invites

Ivy Geyman Contributing Writer  The 2023 release of Barbie emerges as a remarkable testament to the evolution of womanhood and feminism in film. Inspired by

Alec Massey Staff Writer The Stinky Grape is Sewanee’s newest outlet for the young creatives of the University. Containing illustrations and writing pieces, the creative