Bryan Cranston, best known for playing TV’s Walter White, is once again making the jump from the screen to the stage with full force as he takes on one of his most challenging roles in his career. Cranston will be performing in a revival of Arthur Miller’s classic All My Sons, assuming the role of […]

As someone who studies English Literature, I engage with the medieval world in many ways. Most of these encounters are strictly academic: I parse editions of 14th-century poems and squint at manuscripts in the British Library from behind a wall of glass. On the other hand, I also have a soft spot for vaguely medieval-inspired […]

★★★★ If 1 Degree Celsius is probably a masterpiece by South Korean choreographer Sung Im Her, it’s because, like all masterpieces, it operates on several layers of meaning—or, without forcing the metaphor, several degrees of interpretation. The first and most explicit layer is the one the choreographer herself announces: the climate crisis. It’s written in […]