Arts Encased Cruelty in a Forest of Madness: A Review of ‘Woyzeck’ A review of Grace Fruauff ’26’s senior Honors directing thesis "Woyzeck." April 2, 2026
Arts Artist of the Week: For Griffin Moore ’26, Performance Begins in the Body Dance and theater artist Griffin Moore ’26 reflects on embodied storytelling April 2, 2026
Arts ‘Bartók’s Monster’ Review: Music’s Relationship with the Abstract A review of Pig Iron Theatre Company's performance of "Bartók’s Monster." March 26, 2026
Arts Philadelphia Theatre Company’s ‘Caesar’: What Happens After the Tyrant Falls A review of the Philadelphia Theatre Company’s production of "Ceasar." March 19, 2026
Arts Artist of the Week: Noa Murray ’26 Finds Her Way Back to the Stage Actor and Singer Noa Murray '26 reflects on her experiences and inspirations in theater. March 19, 2026
Arts Embodying the Process: An Exploration of Gender and the Self in Swarthmore Theater’s ‘Orlando’ Jasper Cober-Lake '29 reviews Swarthmore Theater's production of "Orlando," inspired by Virginia Woolf's 1928 novel. February 26, 2026
Arts Artist of the Week: Montana Hamel ‘26 On Breathing Life Into Play Artist of the Week Montana Hamel '26 discusses creativity, discovery, and artistry. November 20, 2025
Arts 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 November 20, 2025
Arts Artist of the Week: Handuo (Leo) Sun ‘26 on Intellectual Joyfulness Artist of the Week Handuo (Leo) Sun '26 discusses intellectual joyfulness, Ancient Greek, and theater with Corinne Lafont '26. November 6, 2025
Arts Savannah Reich’s “Oedipus in Seattle” Review Check out the theater review of "Oedipus in Seattle" October 30, 2025
Campus Survey Results Reveal Concerns About Religious Discrimination, Ableism, Other Issues April 2, 2026