Arts

Wind Symphony plays the music of a millennium

By John Teti | November 16, 1999

Max Culpepper conducts the DWS and trumpet artist Ron Modell in the first of three historical concerts

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Arts

A high-energy 'Twelfth Night' charms and disarms

By Francine Rubin | November 15, 1999

Director Mara Sabinson and cast emphasize the magic and gorgeous illusion of Shakespeare's classic text

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Arts

'Twelfth Night' casts its spell in the Moore

By Francine Rubin | November 10, 1999

The Drama Department's main fall production is a beloved Shakespearean comedy

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Arts

Thorn and Watt deal with grief in 'Temperamental'

By Adam Wierzbowski | November 9, 1999

Everything But the Girl's latest release successfully deviates from previous remixes with Watt at the helm

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Arts

Regis makes contestants, ABC rich on 'Millionaire'

By John Teti | November 8, 1999

From 'Twenty-One' to 'Greed,' game shows have gone from primetime fixtures to daytime has-beens and back

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Arts

Chamber Singers perform at Rollins Chapel

By Francine Rubin | November 3, 1999

Under the tutelage of a new director, the Chamber Singers prepare 'Austria's Jewel'

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Arts

'Plein air' piece arrives at Hood

By Alex Rich | November 2, 1999

The Hood Museum aquires a rare Maria Oakey Dewing painting

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Arts

David Mead makes arresting debut

By Kristin Szostek | November 1, 1999

Folk and rock get respectful treatment in 'The Luxury of Time'

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Arts

'Dead' center: Scorsese's latest is a haunted odyssey

By Hank Leukart | November 1, 1999

Director Martin Scorsese teams with Nicolas Cage to tell the bleary-eyed tale of a New York City paramedic

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Arts

Trio of renowned musicians plays at Hop

By Steve Kantor | October 27, 1999

Violinist Pamela Frank joins her violinist spouse and pianist father for a family affair

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Arts

Matthew Sweet's 'In Reverse' is a real step backwards

By Joe Manera | October 26, 1999

Tunesmith's new songs glide over material that was covered better elsewhere -- including on his own records

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Arts

Brutally violent 'Fight Club' throws a mean punch

By Hank Leukart | October 25, 1999

David Fincher recruits Brad Pitt and Edward Norton for a bold look at consumerism and self-destruction

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Arts

Mike Leigh gets DFS award, readies film

By Ben Mandelker | October 20, 1999

Director of 'Secrets and Lies' talks to The Dartmouth about his new film 'Topsy Turvy'

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Arts

'Transience' maps changes in modern-day China

By Alex Rich | October 18, 1999

Experimental art exhibit examines the harsh realities and the conflicted soul of an always-changing nation

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Arts

Flashy 'Romeo + Juliet' plays at Loews

By John Teti | October 13, 1999

Modernized version of Shakespeare's tale keeps the language, nixes almost everything else

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Arts

Film challenges school system

By Heather Kofke-Egger | October 12, 1999

'It's Elementary' asks what we should teach kids about gay issues

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Arts

Brian Jacobs '02 launches new CD, sets concert dates

By Shialing Kwa | October 11, 1999

Sophomore singer-songwriter uses his musical talents to cope with personal issues, connect with loyal fans

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Arts

'Fragile' rocks: NIN is back

By Joe Manera | October 6, 1999

After a five year absence, Trent Reznor delivers the goods again

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Arts

'The Bone Collector' plays for free tonight

By John Teti | October 5, 1999

Dartmouth students can get a sneak preview of Columbia's "The Bone Collector" tonight, a psychological drama starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie.

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Arts

Re-building memory: Ruth Miller learns by looking

By Emily Snider | October 4, 1999

One half of the fall term Artist-in-Residence team talks to The Dartmouth about her long, brilliant career

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