Vincent and Grace, two teens living in the south, are driving home from their high school prom and get lost on a backroad. In this excerpt from Geisler’s play, they’ve stopped their car to get directions, when a stranger knocks on the window. More ...
The dynamic indie rock band Grouplove, along with label mates Saints of Valory and electronic duo The Knocks, are making a stop at Hamilton tomorrow as part of their 2013 Campus Consciousness Tour. More ...
It’s true that the majority of mainstream cinema is in a sorry state of affairs with regard to creativity. Sequels and reboots crowd the schedules of major studios, and original content is in danger of being squeezed out. More ...
On Saturday Oct. 5, Hamilton community classical musical enthusiasts and casual listeners alike got the opportunity to hear the Brentano String Quartet in Wellin Hall. The veteran group treated audience members to a diverse program, the biggest crowd-pleaser being Debussy’s Quartet in G Minor. More ...
The Wellin Museum’s latest exhibit, A Sense of Space, showcases a wide range of interpretations of personal and shared space. More ...
Last Thursday, students, faculty and alumni gathered in the Sadove Living Room for this year’s first “Speak Easy” event. Audience members gathered on couches, floors, laps of friends and even on air mattresses under the warm glow of holiday lights. For those who had never been to a Hamilton open mic event before, there was no knowing what to expect. More ...
There was a full house at the Fillius Events Barn on Friday, Sept. 27 to welcome the return of pianist Dick Hyman and his all-star jazz band. The ensemble played music from Hyman’s 1994 recording “From the Age of Swing.” More ...
Don Jon is not, by any means, a safe film for first-time writer-director Joseph Gordon-Levitt. It speaks to an affliction that could easily be off-putting to a wide audience — pornography addiction. More ...
“What if death was a second chance?” is the question posed by Hell: The Musical, which premiered last week at the Tolles Pavillion. More ...
Dougaeshi is an ancient Japanese term that translates to “set change” and refers to a long-forgotten style of puppetry. Famed puppeteer Basil Twist came to Hamilton to perform his new piece, titled “Dougaeshi,” mastering these set changes with a series of sliding doors. More ...