Review: My Brilliant Friend resumes its role as TV’s crown gem Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter April 13, 2020
Opinion: Watching Steven Spielberg’s films during quarantine offers a reminder of fiction’s ability to build imagination and wonder Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter April 8, 2020
Riverside Theater’s ’30 Days of Shakespeare’ video series brings theatre to social media Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter April 5, 2020
Opinion: TV is more effective when watched as it airs than binging a whole season Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter March 9, 2020
Elizabeth Tate High School finds another resource for struggling students through the Writing and Wellness Club Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter March 7, 2020
Sarah Ruhl’s translation of Three Sisters to premiere at UI Theatre Department Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter March 5, 2020
Physical media lives: The Criterion Collection shows steadfast demand for physical films Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 27, 2020
A humorous one-person show about one man’s cancer diagnosis, Stages balances tragedy and heart Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 26, 2020
Safari Room set to give their sophomore performance at Gabe’s Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 26, 2020
Magic! The Play brings magic to the stage in comical tale Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 20, 2020
Political comedian Negin Farsad will bring her TED talk inspired comedy to Hancher Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 19, 2020
Brother Moses comes to Gabe’s in anticipation of their newest album Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 17, 2020
The New Pope tries and falls short of capturing the magic of its predecessor Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 10, 2020
Opinion: You don’t need to be a cinema major to truly appreciate films Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter February 5, 2020
Cleanness is another entry in Garth Greenwell’s world of queer sexuality Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter January 28, 2020
Lewis Black graces Englert Theater stage to speak about hole inside every American’s heart Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter January 26, 2020
UI Writers Workshop alum Kiley Reid talks about her wonderful debut novel Such a Fun Age Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter January 25, 2020
Riverside Theatre’s Straight White Men: a Christmas story that tackles the topic of white privilege Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter December 8, 2019
Almost, Maine is a warm and delicate delight from the Iowa City Community Theatre. Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter December 7, 2019
Column: Autism on screen is only depicted properly when there are flaws in the individual Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter November 21, 2019
Staging the unstageable: director and cast of ‘4.48 Psychosis’ bring Sarah Kane’s work to life Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter November 7, 2019
UI theater department transcends time and gender with Orlando Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter November 6, 2019
Showing darkside of stardom, The Deuce and BoJack Horseman conclude their runs Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 30, 2019
Novelist and filmmaker Nicholas Meyer visits Prairie Lights to read from his latest novel Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 29, 2019
UI Sciences Library holds grand opening of Harry Potter exhibit Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 22, 2019
Two shows in their second years, Succession and Lodge 49, are different in content yet consistent in quality. Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 16, 2019
Children’s book illustrator Melissa Sweet showcases her craft to Iowa City Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 16, 2019
Sinkane plays songs from their newest album at The Mill Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 9, 2019
Author Lauren Markham visits Iowa City to discuss ‘The Far Away Brothers’ with One Community, One Book Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 8, 2019
150 years of War and Peace; Iowa City celebrates the legacy of Tolstoy’s epic Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 2, 2019
UI faculty discuss everlasting legacy of ‘The Twilight Zone’ for its 60th anniversary Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter October 2, 2019
Magic to do: Pippin wows audiences in Iowa City Community Theatre’s production Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter September 26, 2019
Radio days: how acoustic narratives still entangle listeners Pedro Barragan, Arts Reporter September 19, 2019
