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Tamiyana Roemer

@McGill, Arts & Culture, Theatre

Blizzards, Banter, and Betrayal: An Interview with the Writer-Directors of “Sphinx”

By Tamiyana Roemer

When Gus wakes up to find a stranger in his bed, he screams—then folds the clothes on the floor. Meticulous…

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Arts & Culture, Music

Beyonce’s “Cowboy Carter”: Can You Hear Her?

By Tamiyana Roemer

Cowboy Carter was nothing short of a revelation. Yet, Beyonce’s long overdue Grammy Album of the Year award was met…

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Arts & Culture, Music

Ethel Cain’s “Perverts” and the Sanctity of the Profane

By Tamiyana Roemer

Ethel Cain does not return so much as she resurrects. In her sophomore album Perverts, Cain presents a reckoning—a blood-warm,…

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