On Stage
Trojan Barbie, by playwright Christine Evans '02 MFA, '08 PhD, premiered this spring at American Repertory Theatre, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Trojan Barbie, by playwright Christine Evans '02 MFA, '08 PhD, premiered this spring at American Repertory Theatre, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Ryan Shiraki ’92 directs comedies by women, for women. If he could just get his movies into theaters, women could actually see them.
Barbie turned fifty this year, and who better to perk up her midlife than designer Jonathan Adler '88.
Ramen rescued Becca Topol ’90 when she was young and lonely in Japan. Now she’s turned that remembered angst into a movie.
Poet and writing professor Forrest Gander writes a haunting first novel about friendship.
Hundreds of students, faculty, and staff gathered to watch the inauguration of Barack Obama. The mood, to put it mildly, was jubilant.
Sean Morey '99, Brown's best wide receiver and now one of the best special-teams players in the NFL hit the Pro Bowl in Honolulu this year.
After narrowly missing a bid to the NCAA tournament last season, goalie Jordan Burke ’09 and his teammates are out for revenge.
Having succeeded in international competition, softball pitcher Michelle Moses ’09 is hungry to win in the Ivy League.
After cancer, a woman finds hope in her long, straight tresses.
A frame of rough wood cut by Lincoln himself.
For decades Catherine Wolf ’72 AM, ’74 PhD worked as an IBM scientist getting computers to understand better how humans think. Now, battling Lou Gehrig's disease, she must rely on computers to convey her own thoughts.