ARTS & LIFE
‘Betray the Secret: Humanity in the Age of ‘Frankenstein’’ at the Cantor Arts Center
In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” the Cantor Arts Center recently featured “Betray the Secret: Humanity...
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‘The Baltic Way’ exhibition commemorates 100 years of history
Nestled in the Bing Wing of the Cecil H. Green Library lies “The Baltic Way,” an exhibition showcasing 100 years...
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Review: Anderson Collection screens ‘Eva Hesse’
The Anderson Collection, one of Stanford’s two art museums, held a film screening for the documentary “Eva Hesse,” on Jul....
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The Museum of Tolerance offers visitors a transformative historical journey
The Museum of Tolerance (MOT), located just east of UCLA and Beverly Hills, is a hidden gem of museums and...
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On Easy Street with the Hollywood Bowl production of ‘Annie’
Directed by Michael Arden, “Annie” at the Hollywood Bowl was an unforgettable experience from the moment it opened. With a...
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Summer Human Rights Series kicks off with ‘Stink!’ documentary
The first film in the Stanford Summer Human Rights Series, “Stink!”, was screened on campus on July 19. The series...
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‘Hecuba/Helen’ is mesmerizing but lacking impact
In the tragic climax of “King Lear,” Lear holds the corpse of his daughter Cordelia, knowing she will never wake...
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‘Three Days in the Country’: Love in the time of 19th century Russian class differences
“Three Days in the Country” is a comedy — until it’s a tragedy. Antaeus Theater Company production is an adaptation...
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