Revisit some of the strongest articles published in the arts section during the academic year.
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Cemeteries often draw associations as images of death and grief. For some, they are places of mourning, not …
The penultimate seasonal showing of Joffrey Ballet’s “Frankenstein” showcased beauty and monstrosity from the moment the lights dimmed.
Engagement editor Audrey Hogan reflects on an album she used to listen to in high school.
Elegant prose and rhyming rang through Newhart Family Theatre Oct. 19.
The singer-songwriter played songs from his over 20 years of music.
The university is in the process of hiring another full-time staff member, as well as 20-25 student workers …
The cast and crew of “As You Like It” are committed to making Shakespearean language an enjoyable escape.
The Gerber/Hart Queer Library and Archives is a small — but growing — non-profit organization dedicated to preserving …
For these clubs and organizations, celebrating Latino heritage isn’t just a month-long event but a constant celebration and …
The Phoenix has compiled a list of four unconventional museums around Chicago for satisfying a curious mind.
For writer Maura Green, Soman Chainani’s “The School for Good and Evil” was a fantastical escape from reality.
Arts writer Catherine Meyer reminisces on fond childhood memories listening to –– and performing –– fun.’s sophomore album.
The album gives Drake fans the nostalgia of the “old Drake” music style while exploring the artist’s present …
Deputy Arts Editor Xavier Barrios dives into his love for Carole King’s 1971 album “Tapestry.”
Unlike some other book-to-movie adaptations where the director takes creative liberty in fitting the story for a screen, …
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