The Tony Awards bring excitement to Broadway
Josh Rittberg Arts and Culture Editor This year’s Tony Awards ceremony, which is showing on CBS this Sunday, is sure to be one of great fun and celebration as the current Broadway season comes to …
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“Red” crackles with life at the Fulton Theatre
Josh Rittberg Arts and Culture Editor The Fulton Theatre’s production of John Logan’s “Red” is an intelligent character study on the famed artist, Mark Rothko. This one act play follows Rothko over two years as …
“Fun Home” soars and astounds at EPAC
Josh Rittberg Arts and Culture Editor EPAC’s stunning production of the modern musical, “Fun Home” follows real life lesbian cartoonist, Alison Bechdel as she is trying to piece together the moments of her past. This …
Marauder Music Programs prepare as Festiville approaches
Kaylee Rex Managing Editor As finals approach and stress levels climb higher by the minute, some dancing and loud music may be the perfect catharsis for students. FestiVille, the completely student run two-day concert, takes …
“God of War” premiers with critical acclaim
Matthew Reichard Staff Writer “God of War,” the 8thentry that also serves as a reboot to the long-standing PlayStation franchise, was released on April 20th. It garnered incredible praise from media outlets, receiving perfect scores …
“Solo: A Star Wars Story” lands in theaters
Nick Hughes Opinion Editor Over the past two months, there was a combined total of five trailers/ teasers for the upcoming “Solo: A Star Wars movie, Solo: A Star Wars Story.” The movie, starring Alden …
“Million Dollar Quartet” rocks at The Fulton
Josh Rittberg Arts and Culture Editor The Fulton’s production of the entertaining jukebox musical, “Million Dollar Quartet” tells the story of a historic jam session at Sun Records on a cold December night with Elvis Presley …
Wes Anderson challenges, entertains with stop-motion “Isle of Dogs”
Colin Vanden Berg Associate Arts & Culture Editor Since the invention of the medium, American animated films have overwhelming been produced and marketed as family films—in America, at least. Japan and Europe have produced animation …
“Blackbird” brings challenging theatre and themes to The Fulton
Josh Rittberg Staff Writer David Harrower’s haunting play, “Blackbird” as the newest edition in the Fulton’s Ellen Arnold Groff Studio Series, tells a chillingly realistic tale of a man named Ray (Jeffrey Coon) and his …
Cardi B releases new album “Invasion of Privacy”
Sade Palmer Features Editer In her debut album, “Invasion of Privacy,” hip-hop artist, Cardi B, broke records on the charts. Fans have been waiting since the release of her breakout hit last year, “Bodak Yellow” …