Thursday, December 1, 2022
The magic and wonder of the “Harry Potter” universe has shaped so many of our childhoods – and mine is no exception. With a seven-volume book series and eight films, I’m sure if you asked anyone on the street if they knew who Harry Potter was, they likely would. Harry […]
How does anyone survive in the rubble of an angel revolt against a senile god? This question is explored in the Berrie Center’s current production of José Rivera’s “Marisol,” a play exploring chaos and each individual’s role amidst it, which opened on Nov. 11. The play follows Marisol Perez, a […]
Photo courtesy of Nikiforos Lytras, Wikipedia Every semester, Ramapo College has two major productions in their theater department. After this semester’s “She Kills Monsters,” a contemporary play, the time has come for a Greek classical hit. “Antigone” is a story of a woman speaking up for her rights during a […]
Photo by Luka Marjanovic “King Lear” is one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies. Even though a new production with a new king debuts almost yearly, the play remains evergreen, with audiences flocking to almost each new rendition. This year, Broadway is offering a special treat, because the king has become […]