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Tegan and Sara - Sainthood
By Nathan Nye | October 29, 2009Sainthood is yet another offering that showcases the immense talent of Tegan and Sara.
Sainthood is yet another offering that showcases the immense talent of Tegan and Sara.
In his play Picasso’s Closet, distinguished Ariel Dorfman asks, “Can you continue to produce things of beauty as if people were not dying all around you?”
Senior Adam Barron unifies Edgar Allen Poe's writings on the stage in Nevermore, an eight-person show he spent the past year working on.
Director Paul Weitz is unable to transition from comedy to big-budget fantasy—his make-believe is not believable.
Banhart's seventh album finds the freak-folk artist in a period of transition.
The raddest part of this album is the cover art, and it’s got as much ’tude as Hannah Montana’s latest.
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Anticon genre-bender Yoni Wolf defies the odds with all his music. Here, he talks about songwriting, kinship and more.
Deep Dish supplies a gritty realism to the characters’ diatribes and lectures, a reality that is beautifully phrased and viscerally wrought.
Matt Duquette’s show is best described as layered, often displaying a fragmentation that makes for an overarching sense of ambivalence
From an idea conceived two years ago, junior Nick Hawthorne and senior Michael Burakow are working to make their dream of making a feature-length film in college a reality.
Logos is an exploration above all else, interesting and impressive enough to get away with the occasional meandering.
Director Spike Jonze explores this familiar childhood tale in a dark and visually enthralling style with his screen adaptation, co-penned by Dave Eggers.
If nothing else, Amelia reminds us of a time when America’s celebrities could back their star power with real talent.
As though performing a ballet inspired by an art exhibition celebrating a painter’s relationship to writing is not ambitious enough, Picasso chooses four very different samples of the artist’s work...
Conceived after Hurricane Katrina, Duke Performances is presenting the CTH's unique production of Godot this weekend in Reynolds Theater.