Yellow ooze drips from the stage. When I first took my seat in Durham Studio Theater, I took the gooey disaster, combined with the halved trees and murky …
On November 19, 2015 / By Katie BerlinNervous laughter, people squirming in their seats, and everyone thinking “this is too uncomfortable just get me the hell out of here.” This is the kind of elicited …
On November 16, 2015 / By Daniel NissenIt finally happened–October 21st, 2015 came and went. But it was nowhere near the future Marty McFly visited in the second installment of the 1980’s trilogy “Back to …
On November 4, 2015 / By Anisha DangoriaThe audience buzzed anxiously as an intense energy emanated from the dimly-lit stage, void of humanity except for a bookcase, trunk, rocking horse, and chair. Silently, the actors …
On October 26, 2015 / By Katie BerlinBack in the days of our parents, when entertainment ranged from watching paint dry to pushing a hoop with a stick, life was abysmal. Now our generation has …
On October 23, 2015 / By Daniel NissenThe on-going San Franciscan debate over which Bay Area music festival is better, Treasure Island or Outside Lands, returned yet again this weekend. With a taste of who’s up …
On October 20, 2015 / By Sydney JohnsonWhat do you get when you take the intellectual wit and literary genius of Oscar Wilde and combine it with the quirkiness and progressiveness of Berkeley? BareStage’s rendition …
On October 18, 2015 / By Katie BerlinThe Haas Student. A relentless money-seeker. A start-up fanatic. A suit-wearing, go-getting, stock-stalking entrepreneur who’s more eager to take on Wall Street than the Wolf himself. In reality …
On September 8, 2015 / By Sydney Johnson