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The play is a parodic depiction of the cutthroat, phone-smashing, smarty-pants high finance world that hits a bit closer to home than expected.

It is crucial to honor those such as McDaniel who strove for equality in earlier generations, and the musical play “Hattie McDaniel…What I Need You to Know!” does this effectively.

The story of my first play was a story of blind overconfidence, and the story of my second play was a story of editing and hopeless second-guessing.

Throughout its sharp critique of American musicals and the culture from which they are made, “Soft Power” still manages to play like a love letter to all it is critiquing.

The captivating nature of this narrative comes from the fascinating personalities and unique partnership of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky.

Well, we at the Clog have found the best ways to reuse those old costumes after the excitement of Halloween has subsided.

With its location and culture, there are so many cool, and free, things to do around the city that you simply can’t do around the average college campus.

During my time in London, one of my absolute favorite experiences of art was attending the Globe Theatre to watch "Much Ado About Nothing."

The number one problem people who dislike kids face is that the kids like them. How do you deal with a kid that actually likes you?

“An Octoroon” never seems too focused on “making points,” and instead unearths its greatest strengths in the dualities surrounding the history of our nation.