Fine arts
Darker, artistic 'Tape' to highlight character exploration
BY ANNA SADOVSKAYA
In this motel room, right before Jon’s newest film shows in a Lansing film festival, Vince has finally gotten redemption for the years he has spent in search of the truth … but, now what?
'The Altruists' to fuse comedy, sex and politics
BY REBECCA GODWIN
Four topics not typically considered funny — murder, sex, drugs and politics — make up the primary ingredients in Basement Arts’s latest comedy, “The Altruists.”
Anna Sadovskaya: Can fine arts keep pace with technology?
BY ANNA SADOVSKAYA
Why should art vie for attention with “Girls”? Why is time spent at galleries being shelved in order to increase time spent playing basketball? What about the fine arts is unattractive for the younger generations?
Notebook: Experiencing the world through meaningful travel
BY TEHREEM SAJJAD
Travel is a basic human desire: a desire to lose ourselves. In some ways, traveling is similar to reading a novel. Sometimes, when overwhelmed with worldly issues, we turn to books to lose ourselves in its pages.
Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra to return to Hill for anniversary tour
BY MAX RADWIN
Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra return to Hill Auditorium on Thursday as part of a tour celebrating their 25th anniversary.
Nathan Wood: Serving up the 'musts and busts' of restaurant week
BY NATHAN WOOD
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! No, not Christmas: restaurant week. I hesitate to call myself a seasoned vet of this foodtastic event, so I’ll opt for the humbler idiom of “this ain’t my first rodeo.”
Ann Arbor Civic Theater to present sex comedy 'Bedroom Farce'
BY LENA FINKEL
LSA junior Molly Logue and Assistant Mathematics Professor Morgan Brown will perform side by side in A2CT’s first production of 2013, the comedy “Bedroom Farce.”
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