The Arts

The creators of last year’s hit original musical Exorcism on Aisle Five are back with another new musical: For The Birds. Dramatic writing major Kris Wellman and music major Andy Roninson are presenting the musical starting this Thursday in the Humanities Theater.

What do pregnant women, Crystal Meth use, and manscaping have to do with one another? They all will be discussed at an upcoming event at the Neuberger Museum. On Wednesday, March 3 professors Lisa Jean Moore and Mary Kosut are hosting an event to celebrate the launch of their new book, The Body Reader: Essential Social and Cultural Readings.

At a typical museum exhibition, most people are used to being greeted with information about the collection and some biographical information about the artist. But the new, politically provocative collection at the Neuberger Museum of Art is anything but typical. “Tania Bruguera: On the Political Imaginary,” uses initial shock value to lure the audience deeper and deeper into a world of artistic political statements.

The Museum of Modern Art’s highly anticipated retrospective of the creative work of American filmmaker Tim Burton has been called the museum’s “fall blockbuster.” This collection of Tim Burton’s imaginative and fantastical drawings, photographs, props, and short films is certainly worthy of the excitement.