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On Saturday, April 25, Deputy Arts Editor Sydney Kaufman ventured into the Minor Latham Playhouse for some Tennessee Williams and 18th century psychological horror. Warning for depictions of violence, mental illness, and sexual harassment.

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“I’m glad we had the times together just to laugh and sing a song; seems like we just got started and then before you know it, the times we had together were gone.”–Dr. Seuss or Carol Burnett or whoever. Someone definitely had the right idea, so go to one of these arts events—compiled by the […]

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You may have seen the posters featuring a woman in a halloween mask and a red trench coat advertising the Senior Thesis Festival. The play happened this past weekend, at the Barnard Theater Department’s Minor Latham Playhouse, when Rebecca Clark put on her version of Adrienne Kennedy’s The Owl Answers. We sent Julia Goodman to watch it; […]

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