Drag at Olde Club and How Good It Is to Be Young
Read about the drag and a realization of youth.
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A Very Unbiased, Definitely Biased ‘Threepenny Opera’ Review
Before we begin, I must highlight that I’m not an unbiased writer, though I try to be. My twin brother was the lead, and many friends were in the cast. Nevertheless, we proceed. “There will be no moralizing tonight.” Au contraire, dear
Faith vs. Fandom in Grace Fruauff’s ‘False Thief’
On Oct. 25, recent Artist of the Week Grace Fruauff ’26 presented a part of her Honors thesis in playwriting to the Swarthmore community. In previous theatre and film projects at Swarthmore, Fruauff has experimented with involving light-hearted elements, such as popcorn,
Reflecting on “Familiar Touch”: A Quiet Portrait of Memory and Aging
Alissa Lopes '29 writes on "Familiar Touch," produced by Matthew Thurm '10 that captures memory's tragic, yet poetic beauty.
Artist of the Week Greta Matthies ’26: How a Dancer Recovers
Jeremy Weinstein-Sears '28 interviews pre-professionally trained dancer and incoming medical school student Greta Matthies '26 for Artist of the Week.
All Hail “Prince Faggot!”
Jonas Barr '27 reviews a play that depicts Prince George of Wales as a dazzlingly queer royal. It's strange! It's sexy! And it's oh so salacious!
Let There Bee Light: Scott Arboretum & Gardens’ Beeswax Candle Event
Read about the review of the candle event -part of the Arboretum's DISCOVER series!
Can AI make Art?
At a time when AI is gradually taking over industries, the entertainment industry responds by producing an AI actress.
Write to Me Soon
“I wish you well, think of me from time to time, and write to me soon.” Have a read of this touching piece written by Alissa Lopes '29