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In my dreams you are Pasadena heat during that dankless summer in which it didn’t rain once, despite frequent gray skies. The skies were gloomy […]

March 10, 2017

MAX NORMAN

Angels in a New America

Tony Kushner’s “Angels in America: Millennium Approaches” begins with a funeral. Standing alone on a dimly lit stage, prayer shawl draped over his shoulders, a […]

March 3, 2017

EREN KAFADAR

A Show To Remember

In these fast-paced world we are almost always in a time crunch, rushed and stressed out. Multi-faceted entertainment is necessary — a theatrical spork that […]

March 3, 2017

ZULFIQAR MANNAN

Presented with Pride

Despite the Dramat’s recent plunge into the manicured opulence of its Fall Mainstage’s shiny wigs and busy dance numbers, “We Are Proud to Present … […]

February 25, 2017

MAX NORMAN

Débâcles: Sex, Torture and the Costs of War

Debacle is a word that means a lot more in French than it does in English, and Débâcles, making its American debut this weekend at […]

February 17, 2017

CARRIE MANNINO

Hamlet meets Hamilton

Imagine Hamlet meets Hamilton. It’s your classic story of absolute power corrupting absolutely, injected with ballads, raps and red velvet period costumes. And did I […]

February 17, 2017

ANNIE CHENG

Play by play: Water’s End

The Saturday production of the play “Water’s End,” written and directed by Christina Carrafiell ’20, was an admirable effort.

February 3, 2017

LOGAN ZELK

Chewing the gristle

This is not simply dinner, or lunch, or the ever-ghastly brunch, which either carry connotations of appointments, business or appeasing your significant other’s parents.

February 3, 2017