by Zoe Green ’22 | Nov 18, 2021 | Arts
This fall, Andrew Stevens has launched a monster movie night film series, in tandem with his elective English class, “Monsters in Literature.” The series, like the class, explores a variety of different monsters and their different functions, as well as various...
by Kiran Rajagopal ’22 | Nov 18, 2021 | Arts
Wes Anderson’s latest movie, The French Dispatch, opened October 22 in selected theaters across the US after premiering at Cannes. The acclaimed director of The Royal Tenenbaums and Fantastic Mr. Fox has assembled yet another all-star cast in his newest,...
by Daniel Xu ’25 | Nov 18, 2021 | Arts
In Fredrik Backman’s novel Anxious People, a bank robbery gone wrong forces the perpetrator to flee into an apartment open house, turning the home viewing into a hostage crisis. Per the title, the hostages are anxious people. A motley crew, each carrying personal...
by Jack Connolly ’22 | Nov 18, 2021 | Arts
At its best, Dave Chappelle’s standup is as good as comedy can get. Both hilarious and insightful, Chappelle established his place at the top of the stand-up ladder with his Netflix specials. The specials were extremely controversial, largely due to jokes that some...
by Elspeth Yeh ’24 | Nov 18, 2021 | Arts
No Time To Die was finally released in the United States on October 8, 2021, and marked Daniel Craig’s final contribution to the long-running series of James Bond. After three release date changes due to COVID-19, the highly anticipated movie was well-received by both...
by Elspeth Yeh ’24 | Oct 31, 2021 | Arts
On Friday, October 8th, the Performing Arts Department presented the annual showcase: Works in Progress. The show has historically taken place on family weekend in the PAC after a community dinner in the SHAC. This year the event was slightly modified to ensure the...
