Topic: review — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Review: GUTS is a relatable, vulnerable sophomore album

Olivia Rodrigo’s new album GUTS, released Sept. 8, has gained the attention and love of millions of fans and music lovers worldwide. With lead singles… Read More

by Delilah Locke
September 21, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Stephen King’s new novel is terrifying, illuminating

Going into Holly, Stephen King’s latest novel (published on Sept. 5), I was filled with apprehension. I had never read any of King’s books before… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
September 14, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Kenyon College Players’ Falsettos was a great success

On Friday, the Black Box Theater was packed with students and family members excited to see the Kenyon College Players’ performance of Falsettos. Upon entering… Read More

by Delilah Locke
April 6, 2023
Section: Arts

Les Rent brings together iconic musicals in the Horn Gallery

This Sunday I went to Les Rent, a musical mashup of the Broadway shows Les Miserables and Rent performed in the Horn Gallery. Les Rent… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
April 6, 2023
Section: Arts

Chamber Singers light up Rosse Hall during power outage

On Saturday evening, Rosse Hall was packed for the Chamber Singers’ spring concert, no doubt because some students hoped to take their minds off the… Read More

by Osose Omofomah
March 30, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Rapture, Blister, Burn explores gender and agency

Rapture, Blister, Burn is an ambitious play that explores themes of female agency, sexual freedom and the toxicity of human nature. With all of its… Read More

by Osose Omofomah
March 2, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: “Cocaine Bear” will make you snort with laughter

How does one begin to describe “Cocaine Bear”? I mean, the title tells you what to expect: Apex predator does illegal stimulant, mayhem ensues. No… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
March 2, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: Do Big Kids Cry? is a comedic reflection on youth

At 8 p.m. on the nights of Feb. 17 and 18, the lights dimmed in Gund Gallery’s Community Foundation Theater. An ambitious production was about… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
February 23, 2023
Section: Arts

Hamlet inspires Ukrainian play and wartime documentary

On Monday, Ukrainian student Sofiia Shyroka ’25 hosted a film showing of “The Hamlet Syndrome” with the approval of the Krakow Film Foundation. The 2022… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
February 23, 2023
Section: Arts

Review: ‘Corsage’ is a slow-moving Austrian period drama

“Corsage” is the type of film that is better upon reflection than it is upon first viewing. Despite its compelling protagonist and fascinating explorations of… Read More

by Leila Kohn
February 23, 2023