Kate Tinney

“The Cordillera of Dreams” focuses on the mountainscape, or cordillera, of the Andes and the way that it has impacted and defined life in the surrounding areas. 

Along with all of Godard’s work in the 1960s, the film became a paradigm of the French New Wave style for its innovative style and romantic air.

The topics of the pieces ranged from friendship to antagonism to romance, mirroring several commedia tropes.

While these Beckett shows might not be at the top of the pile for theater companies looking to make a hefty profit, Anton’s Well provides the opportunity for Beckett fans to see these rarely produced shows until March 21.

The centerpiece and highlight of the performance was “Cycle,” choreographed by TDPS department chair Lisa Wymore.

“You” is one of the smartest programs streaming today that lends itself easily to interpretation and argumentation.

On Dec. 23, the Coalition on Homelessness is screening “The Last Black Man in San Francisco,” directed by Joe Talbot.

The characters in “Next to Normal” are, as per the title, entirely based in their normality. Insisting that all of the characters look Instagram-ready in every scene feels like an oversight of the costume department.

ARTPOP was the apparent boiling point for Gaga, the supersaturated explosion of all that we wanted from her — a gluttonous display of sex, art and fame followed quickly by an entirely new side of the artist.