Author: Eugenia Agobe
Southwestern’s production of Little Women was everything a good musical should be: expertly choreographed, punchy, funny, and with real heart. With a two weekend run beginning on February 28 and ending on March 7, Little ...
Keanu Reeves is exactly what we need in the middle of a global pandemic. If his oeuvre proves anything—John Wick, Point Break, and of course, The Matrix—it’s that he’s the man to turn to in ...
Bombshell is a searing indictment of misogyny and patriarchy, and it takes place in the arena least likely for such a narrative: the halls of Fox News. It’s about the scandal that would eventually dethrone ...
The Gentlemen is not unlike a luxury train wreck; it’s filled with rich British people, stretching out longer than you think is possible, and painful to witness. Guy Ritchie’s new action movie is a far ...
DC’s Birds of Prey is violent and clever and incredibly fun—everything a comic book movie should be. With the color palette and the soundtrack of an arcade game, it packs a loud, bright punch like ...
“Uncomfortable? Good.” That was the slogan of “The More You Know About Racism” panel on January 21 at 7:30 in the evening for Dream Week in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The event ...
For 150 years, “Little Women” has been a cultural touchstone that defines the way we think about women in literature. Greta Gerwig has breathed life into the story for a new generation, aided by a ...
“Cats” is a difficult movie to review because it is less like a movie and more like an extended crime against humanity—and possibly God—that runs for an hour and fifty minutes. Nevertheless, a discussion of ...