RECESS | CULTURE
A student's odyssey through Geer Street
By Emily Feng | October 23, 2014What do you do with too much time on a Saturday night in Durham?
What do you do with too much time on a Saturday night in Durham?
“Freak Show” capitalizes on the othering of actors and actresses with disabilities in a way that previous shows of Ryan Murphy's have avoided.
This album rips and shreds and jams and thrashes. It demands to be heard.
While I cannot possibly hope to give you a comprehensive formula to make the ideal soundtrack for getting down and dirty, I can give you some basic guidelines.
“It’s too bad Baldwin doesn’t have a dance floor anymore. They’ll have to use the aisles.”
Superhero faces new foe. Initially is defeated. Comes back to save the day.
Nicholas Sparks is getting lazy. The man’s name may be associated with young women’s favorite Ryan Gosling romance, but he seems to have lost his touch.
Urinetown tackles questions of the condition of society through both laugh-out-loud comedy and subtler, ironic commentary.
If My Feet Have Lost the Ground invokes puppetry to elaborately portray the complexities of the human experience.
“The hardest words I ever said were, I need to talk to someone about an assault.”
Anyone who has frequented Shooters in the past couple months is probably no stranger to “2 On."
Ride Out is a likable and jovial album that functions as a fitting swan song for Seger.
The role of a critic is, at its essence, an occupation for someone who loves culture and, more importantly, loves talking about culture.
Three different forces of nature from across our great nation will converge at the Pinhook on Wed., Oct. 22 to play some sweetly sublime tunes.
DC has slowly edged its way back onto the map through a different route: the small screen.
Recess tells you what tunes are worth a listen this week.
Love, in Qawwali music, is the “primary means of expressing God.”
"Get it together and come to my show, because it’s an hour that will save your life. Put that in the paper."
Now, a whole new monster seems to be on the rise: The Prequel.