by Rod Aminian in Entertainment
Unlike the poetry readings that the Writers Series' had previously brought, this novel reading had a distinctive change of pace - it was all wonderfully interwoven.
Written by professor Michael Pringle, GU launches its first foray into children's lit
by Alex Bender in Entertainment
'Spike, the Gonzaga Bulldog" will first be read as nothing more than a simple children's fable, perhaps a gift for a young cousin or nephew, but not as serious literature.
However, to reduce this work to such a simple interpretation is to bastardize what should be considered an inspired and thought-provoking work of modern fiction.
by Rod Aminian in Entertainment
Glastonbury: Bring your mom!
Do you have, as it is colloquially known, "hella fat stacks of cash"? If so, you should make the trans-Atlantic trek to the Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, England. It is one of the largest music and performing arts festivals in the world, featuring everything from music to cabaret.
by Stephanie Gutowski in Entertainment
Feb. 1 marked the premiere of Gonzaga University's latest theatrical endeavor, "The Crane Wife," directed by Suzanne Ostersmith at Russell Theatre. Not quite a musical and not quite a ballet, this staged depiction of a Japanese folktale explores a haunting lesson of love, loyalty and tragedy.
