Annick Banoun

A Colony of Talented Women Makes Bees' Message Sweet

I do not consider myself to be someone who cries at movies—only a few films have actually made me tear up.

By Annick Banoun | Oct 17 01:58 am ET

Columbia Grad’s Play, God’s Ear, Filled With the Sounds of Suffering

God’s Ear, a play by Columbia University graduate Jenny Schwartz, leaves your head spinning hours after you exit the theater. The drama addresses a family’s grief over the loss of a young son.

By Annick Banoun | Apr 20 11:46 pm ET

More Magic To Do in the Black Box

“There’s got to be something worthwhile to do with my life,” Pippin sings. This lyric embodies the message of Pippin—a message that has made the musical popular among students for decades.

By Annick Banoun | Nov 15 12:49 am ET

A Singing Wonder at 56

Wonder Woman has arrived in New York City. Except this time, instead of fighting crime with her bullet deflecting bracelets and golden lasso, she is showing us her more sensitive side.

By Annick Banoun | Nov 14 12:38 am ET

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