As of right now, we are closer to the year 2030 than the year 2000. Chew on that, but not for too long. Read more…
Archive for Bojan Srb
(‘16, English, Editor-in-Chief) learned most of his English from Cartoon Network. What Bojan cares about: Freud, cities, gazpacho, and you.
‘Kinky Boots’ preaches tolerance — and high heels
In what might just be the most predictable plotline since 50 Shades! The Musical, Kinky Boots sashays into the fringe world of shoe business and follows business owner Charlie and drag queen Lola as they attempt to save the factory. Read more…
TAPS Production of ‘Machinal’ Expresses What It Means to Be a Modern
Being modern has never felt so wrong.
This is the overwhelming sensation of the TAPS production of Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal, Christina Medina’s senior project directed by Sammi Cannold. Read more…
Dr. Livingstone, I presume: YOUR WEEK EIGHT PLAYLIST
On this day in 1871, journalist Henry Stanley found explorer and missionary David Livingstone in modern day Tanzania after he had lost contact with Europe for six years. What if homeboy just didn’t want to be found? Read more…
fda-unapproved: YOUR WEEK SIX PLAYLIST
There’s only one cure for the heavily contagious Week Six Soul Sucking Blues, and it’s been in front of our faces the whole time, people: you just gotta get an extra lil’ dose of soul in your veins.
StAR is happy to provide the necessary supplements. Read more…
New Play ‘The Long Way Around’ puts the second Q in LGBTQQIA
“You’re married now, and I’m a lesbian in Chicago,” says Addie to her best friend Luce in The Long Way Around, a new play by breakthrough playwright Julia Starr, which opened yesterday at the Women’s Community Center (WCC.) Read more…
i’m just tryna live: YOUR WEEK FIVE PLAYLIST
California Voter Registration closes today. Shout out to contributor Libby Scholz for the reminder and the message collab from Lil’ Jon and Lena Dunham (what?). I would have loved to have been in that pitch meeting. Read more…
giving you the runaroundabout : YOUR WEEK FOUR PLAYLIST
There is now a traffic circle at Escondido and Campus Drive.
This is going to be a disaster. Read more…
‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ is a Triumphant Tragedy
Too punk rock for intermissions and too tragic for side-splitting laughter, Hedwig and the Angry Inch asserts itself as a fourth wall-breaking, punk-rock-infused, water-guzzling monologue, and that’s about the entire show. Read more…
tasty, tasty: YOUR WEEK THREE PLAYLIST
Stanford Dining seems to be playing a game of “Deal or No Deal” with the student body as it says, “Sure, we’ll extend dinner and late night hours…but only if we can serve Chocolate Chicken and Teriyaki Dogs.” Read more…