Comes with A Sword: Unpacking Sufjan Stevens Through Faith and Sexuality
Music can be anything. This may sound like a vague hyperbole; however, through the sound waves that our eardrums perceive,…
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Totally to the Max: McGill and the Resurgence of Maximalist Fashion
Maximalism is back! Across McGill’s campus, from the library to class, McGillians embrace crazy colours, intricate layering, extravagant jewelry and…
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The Charm of Attending Small(er) Concerts
Entrenched in the desperate year of 2020, continuously stuck in the four walls of my childhood bedroom, I discovered good…
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An Interview with Sasha Kleinplatz: Finding Joy through Performance Art
The intersection of dance and modern art at choreographer Sasha Kleinplatz’s “We Move Together or Not at All” and “Miracle’ing/Close…
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A Review of McGill Drama and Theatre Department’s Latest Production: Good Morning, Townville!
Although the rain was pouring down last Friday evening, the atmosphere inside Moyse Hall was buzzing with excitement and anticipation….
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Tár: Free Fall of a Maestra
Talent may get you to the top, but it doesn’t mean you’ll stay there. After a sixteen-year absence from the…
Read More“I Thought I Was Done Acting” : Award Shows and Redemption Arcs
With 2023 well underway and the Golden Globes long since concluded, a noticeable trend emerged both in the award show’s…
Read MoreSitcoms and Social Commentary: Is Political Correctness Killing Comedy?
From the moment the first American sitcom, Mary Kay and Johnny, debuted in 1947, the television genre quickly became all…
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AUTS’ Hair! is a Vibrant Throwback to the Sixties
Moyse Hall was bustling with people and laughter as I entered the theatre for the Arts Undergraduate Theatre Society’s production…
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A Return to the Cinematic Experience through Damien Chezelle’s Babylon
Six p.m. struck, and there I sat, sunken in my seat, popcorn in hand. Straight ahead, the massive screen glared…
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