Charlie and Friends are Back At It Again: Peanuts Movie Review
Warning: This review contains spoilers. On Feb. 13, 2000, the Peanuts gang officially stopped airing on television after running for almost 50 years. However, there […]
Arts/Culture
The Red Velvet Cake War: Review
On the weekend of Halloween, the Department of Theatre introduced The Red Velvet Cake War. Consisting of comedy and drama, this play kept the audience’s’ […]
Musical Performance Paints a Thousand Words in Goodrich Chapel
Last Sunday, Tess Miller performed a faculty recital on flute and piccolo entitled “Word Play: Music Inspired by Words, Words Inspired by Music.” The program […]
Show Review: Lysistrata
Synopsis The Greek men have been off at war for who knows how long, and the women are sick of it. Lysistrata rallies the women […]
Review: “I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside: An Album by Earl Sweatshirt”
Earl Sweatshirt’s website wordlessly directs you to an inverted color video for the track “Grief”. It starts out with the flame of Earl’s blunt gleaming like […]
Review: Student-written Workshops
Every year, Albion College theatre students get the opportunity to write and direct their own short plays. This allows them to express themselves as actors […]
The Pleiad picks the Oscar winners
The 87th annual Academy Awards are fast approaching—they air this Sunday, Feb. 22nd. The nominations have been causing quite a stir in the media since […]
Q&A: Artist-in-residence creates collages out of leaves and paint
The Albion College art department invited Katie St. Clair, a fine arts graduate student from the University of Michigan, to complete an artist in residency program […]
Review: Thread of the Warp
Thread of the Warp is a 90 minute play written by Sean Michael Welch. He came to Albion to teach a workshop class as well as see […]
Review: Urinetown
In a world where water is short, something’s got to give. In this town, plumbing is what gives. No one is allowed their own toilet, […]
Fall 2014 concert preview
Summer is over, and with it comes the end of the music festival season. Since most big festivals take place in the summer, many bands will […]
Summer Superhero Films Review
By Travis Trombley, ’14 Captain America: The Winter Soldier ended as expected – with a multi-leveled set piece made up of dog fights, explosions, moral […]