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46th annual Fine Cuts celebrates the work of student filmmakers
In 66 West 12th Street’s domed auditorium, a crowd of filmmakers, friends, and faculty gathered to watch a diverse selection of eight student films.…
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Tennis, tunes, and cold brew: Inside Mother Figure Comedy Collective’s 24-hour musical
What have you accomplished in the last 24 hours? For Mother Figure Comedy Collective, their Sunday night answer might surprise you. From 6 p.m.…
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Taylor Bickett’s “One Plane Ticket” tour touches down at the Mercury Lounge
For Taylor Bickett, words matter. An indie-pop singer-songwriter hailing from Indiana, she’s been writing for as long as she can remember. In 2022, it…
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Review: Tea Alagić’s Zero Hour
In Tea Alagić’s Zero Hour, time and place don’t really matter. Cities, towns, train stations, and apartments are layered on top of each other.…
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Review: Season 2 finale of Severance is its brightest, bloodiest, and most boisterous episode to date
Warning: Spoilers ahead for Severance Seasons 1 and 2 I love Severance. I’ve been a fan since the first season premiered on Feb. 18,…
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In Hybrid Souls, Andy Denzler puts our digital reality to canvas
“How will we cope?” asked Andy Denzler, sitting among his latest body of work on display at the Opera Gallery on Madison Ave and…
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