arts and entertainment: theater
Linguistic Features of AAVE was a stunning and unsettling social critique on discrimination
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Sophie Smyke
November 11
Theater
Spectator previews NOMADS’s “The Linguistic Features of AAVE”: Russian Doll, hot buttons, and Medusa
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Sarah Robertson
November 7
Theater
In KCST’s “The Bacchae 2.1,” greek mythology is chromatic, melodic, and queer
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Sarah Robertson
October 28
Theater
Hearts were warmed as CMTS’s “Pippin” reminded Columbia that finding fulfillment might not be so far-fetched
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Sophie Smyke
October 28
Theater
They’ve got magic to do, just for you: Spectator previews CMTS’s Pippin
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Sarah Robertson
October 23
Theater
In the Barnard theatre department’s one acts, inner demons come to life
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Sarah Robertson
October 21
Theater
Playwright Dael Orlandersmith wishes Robert Burns’ famous words to resonate, urging students to be “citizens of the world”
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Samuel Jones
October 11
Theater
“Returning to Haifa” adaptation presents tale of family drama, mutual understanding at Lenfest reading
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Noah Sheidlower
October 7
Theater
Max McLean brings one-man show ‘C.S. Lewis Onstage’ to Columbia, intertwining Christianity and theater
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Samuel Jones
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Sarah Robertson
October 3
Theater
Varsity Show celebrity Rachel Greenfeld, BC ’19, from start to finish
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Samuel Jones
May 21
Theater
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