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Aiden J. Bowers
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‘The Third Gilmore Girl’ Review: A Raw and Brilliantly-Crafted Glimpse Into an Extraordinary 80 Years
Dancer and actress Kelly Bishop launches into her 80th year with “The Third Gilmore Girl,” an inspiring memoir detailing her life on and off the stage.
Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice: Autumnal Treat Vignettes by The Crimson’s Arts Board
As the leaves turn and the scent of pumpkin spice fills the air, The Crimson’s Arts Board reflects on the treats that feel most like autumn.
More Than Bedtime Stories: Childhood Books Vignettes
Whether it’s a classic beloved by many or a more obscure work of children’s literature, these vignettes reflect on the power of a book to turn back the clock.
Weezer Concert Review: A Faithful, Outlandish Homage to a Cosmic Musical Career
The last moments of the concert brought out some of Weezer's best musical work; the band went all-out in tribute to their debut and, arguably, apotheosis.
Poets that Speak to Us: Vignettes for National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month. As the month comes to a close, celebrate the lasting impression of Crimson Arts writers favorite poets.
Telling Her Story: Vignettes for Women’s History Month
Here are The Crimson’s Arts Board’s favorite books and authors to turn to in reflection on gender, womanhood, and femininity.
Matisyahu Concert Review: Constant Energy and Cohesive Sound
Returning to the stage with energy and a captivating sound, his performance is sure to delight and excite any and all fans of alternative and reggae music.
‘Come and Get It’ Review: A Meandering Portrait of Young Adulthood
“Come & Get It” amuses from the first page. Bestselling author Kiley Reid returns with a character-driven commentary on youth, passion, and maturity.
Arts Vanity: Items On My Harvard-issue Bookshelf and their Friend Archetype
Though it’s only seven panels of wood haphazardly stapled, glued, taped, and otherwise forced together, the Harvard-issue bookshelf may be one of the greatest cultural phenomena of our lifetime.
From Tuning To Bows: A Retrospective on the Pit Orchestra
The uplifting power of a pit orchestra plays a crucial role in giving Broadway musicals a polished, perfected feel. A good pit provides the foundation for a great production.
Matthew Perry Retrospective: The One Where We Tell His Story
But taking a look beyond the doors of Central Perk and into Matthew Perry’s life and career reveals a talented and varied actor, a powerful story of resilience through addiction, and a striking fascination with Batman.
Best Musicals To Listen To: A Taste of Theatrical Excellence Without the Hassle
Broadway or touring cast shows are not always accessible or easy to attend — but these musical theater soundtracks are great to listen to in lieu of securing yourself a seat in the theater.
Harvard Authors Profile: Valerie Werder on ‘Thieves’ and Intellectual Property
It is rare to find a novelist who encourages copying of her work. Valerie Werder breaks this mold, and many others.
‘Alligator-a-Phobia in 3D!’ Review: Delightfully Absurd and Absurdly Meaningful
“Alligator-a-Phobia in 3D!” delivers an absurdly delightful exploration of loneliness, fear, and change.
