arts and entertainment: theater
In KCST’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ the earth groans, the birds chirp, and moments of fate beatify
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Samuel Jones
May 6
Theater
The 125th Annual Varsity Show offers wholesomeness and Heelys, in a snail-pace narrative
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Samuel Jones
May 4
Theater
APAHM shows its Asian and Queer pride at D.R.A.G. with drag queen Yuhua Hamasaki and performance artist Alok Vaid-Menon
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Alexandra Aguirre
April 29
Theater
Mexican and Greek mythology were blended in “The Hungry Woman: A Mexican Medea,” an excellent and haunting tale of living in exile
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Jesse Martinez-Kratz
April 23
Theater
In CMTS’s “Camelot,” round tables and love triangles mirror political and personal turmoils
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Sophie Smyke
April 23
Theater
Kool-Aid-snorting 5-year-old, philosophical serpent among those present at Latenite’s Spring Anthology
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Sophie Smyke
April 15
Theater
Performance as disruption: a Barnard professor speaks on feminism in a South Asian context
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Jasmine Sabadosa
April 11
Theater
Prominent Columbia professors Shapiro and McWhorter debate the accessibility of translation at ‘Shakespeare in Translation?’
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Alexandra Aguirre
April 8
Theater
A soldier literally dances with the devil in CUPAL Special Project’s staging of “A Soldier’s Tale”
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Onyinye Enwereji
April 2
Theater
No room for a single reality in NOMADS’ ‘Imperson All’
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Sophie Smyke
April 1
Theater
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