Crimson staff writer
Vikram M. Kolli
Latest Content
‘Medea: The Musical’: Greek Antiquity’s Femme Fatale Takes Center Stage
"Medea: The Musical" does not necessarily depict Medea as a villain or a hero, but rather, a woman fighting for power in the patriarchal society of antiquity.
Artistry, Accessibility, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Homage to the Underrepresented
The concert was a testament to the power of diverse repertoire and inclusive artistry.
Artist Profile: Pritika Swarup on Forging New Paths in Fashion and Finance
Swarup has immersed herself in boundless experiences throughout her professional career and personal life, all of which show how she has truly shattered the conventional courses that once formulated right in front of her.
‘When Harry Met Sally’ 35 Year Retrospective: Tinder or Twists of Fate?
In the modern dating scene, hopeless romantics are ultimately still left wondering if they can still have their own “meet-cute.”
From the Boston Book Festival: Rick Riordan on Heroism
The keynote lecture ultimately illustrated Riordan’s connection to the reader and the profound impact his work has had on the lives of those who have had the privilege of journeying through his pages.
‘Something To Give Each Other’ Album Review: The Euphoria of Queer Love, Lust, and Loss
"Something To Give Each Other" is an odyssey through the heart's highs and lows, from the exhilaration of new love to the heartache of breakups and the enduring hope of reconnection.
Concert Review: The Musical Odyssey of SZA’s “SOS” Tour
Through a blend of aesthetics and artistry, SZA took listeners on a musical voyage that was more than just a concert.
‘It Lives Inside’ Review: Unearthing Cultural Complexity or Just a Jar of Questions?
Beneath the eerie whispers and unsettling visuals lies a deeper abyss — a profound exploration of identity, where being different is the truest terror.
