Arts

Mary Wang, Journalist • September 21, 2023
It all started in 2019. I wasn’t an actor, tech-crew, or director: I was an audience.

Celia Vasily-Cioffi, Journalist • May 23, 2023
Netflix released an original docuseries "American Manhunt: the Boston Marathon Bombing" and it does an amazing job telling the story of it.

Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • May 18, 2023
The looming crisis: has horror run it's course? "Evil Dead Rise" reflects the trajectory that the horror industry is on.

Madeleine Pogoda, Arts Editor • May 2, 2023
Skip this misguided attempt to combine a slasher movie with a beloved children’s character.

Grace Papas, Outgoing Executive Editor • April 19, 2023
With a talented cast and well-paced plot, the movie surpassed all of my expectations and then some.
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Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor • April 13, 2023
Arts education has significant developmental impacts that can shape successful, confident, and happy students.
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Cathy Wu, Executive Editor • March 1, 2023
‘Something Rotten’ is a comedic play filled with reversals that showcases how one of Shakespeare’s most renowned works, ‘Hamlet,’ came to be.
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Michael Young, Journalist • February 23, 2023
This classic album's songs vary in quality, but it has good enough music to serve as a fitting finale for the Beatles.
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Michael Young, Journalist • February 23, 2023
Take a trip to the late 70s with this timeless yet nostalgic album. Do its pitfalls outweigh its greatness?
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Nikka Souza, Multimedia Journalist • February 22, 2023
Get a behind-the-scenes look at set building for the upcoming Upper School production of 'Something Rotten.'
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Charlotte Wolfstitch, Journalist • February 15, 2023
Although sometimes it can be stressful balancing being in a musical or play and managing high school, my cast mates and directors make it extremely enjoyable.
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Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor • February 9, 2023
I’m a writer—a playwright, specifically, and I’ve found that has allowed for a unique perspective on what I’m calling my newest competition.
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Mckinlee DePaola, Photojournalist • February 9, 2023
The film has amazing actors and does a beautiful job representing its message to its viewers.
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Jack Nathanson, Guest Contributor • January 17, 2023
Dreamworks proved viewers wrong with this sophisticated, must-see children's film within the 'Shrek' franchise.
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Jack Nathanson, Guest Contributor • January 17, 2023
This is one of the best albums of 2022. The emotions are strong, the instrumentals are strong, and every member of the band gives it their all.
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Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor • January 12, 2023
Creative genius or not, it’s an extremely inspiring, and eventually comforting, journey to watch.
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Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • January 11, 2023
The Menu was one of the most shockingly brilliant horror films I’ve ever seen, making it my second favorite movie of 2022.
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Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor • January 11, 2023
The story follows two musicians who accidentally witness a murder by a powerful gangster.
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Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor • January 5, 2023
The book was better than the movie—and much better at that.
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2023-2024 Arts & Culture Editor: Madeleine Pogoda '25. Marlie Kass '23 was the inaugural Arts Editor from 2022-2023.
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