Is radio a relic of the past? Consisting of chart-topping pop music and stuffy interviews, it’s largely been replaced in popularity by streaming services and podcasting. WNSR, The…
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The Ruminants invites audiences to chew on themes of protest, privilege, and responsibility
In The Ruminants — a New School College of Performing Arts (CoPA) production — a pro-animal-testing, bathrobe-wearing rabbit and a neurotic college senior looking to leave a legacy…
New Yorkers brave the rain for the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is a staple of New York City’s holiday season. On its 100th anniversary last Thursday, parade-goers and performers donned ponchos and gathered en…
Review: Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts presents Everybody
Everybody, a Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts production, asks its audience: when you die, what do you take with you? The answer bounds between elements of dance,…
A community grows between audience and screen at The New School’s School of Media program Ruff Cuts
Crowding into a theater to watch unfinished films may sound unusual, but at The New School’s School of Media Studies (SMS), it’s a time-honored tradition attracting filmmakers, industry…
Veterans Day screening of THIS IS NOT A WAR STORY leaves popular narratives of war in the dust
THIS IS NOT A WAR STORY — a film written and directed by New School professor of screen studies Talia Lugacy — is a provocative challenge to the…