Standing in formation under a singular spotlight, dancers mimicked the hands of a clock in a representation of the passage of time. In sync with the music, the group separated in half, leaving Yishu Chen ’19 alone onstage. The piece, called “In A Dark Time,” was choreographed by Judith Wombwell, Instructor and Chair in Theatre…
Styling a baby blue t-shirt with a plaid skirt and a black belt, Bea Hruska ’20 completed her outfit with bright blue eyeshadow and bright reddish-brown boots. According to Ina Megalli ’20, Hruska’s friend, Hruska has such a large collection of clothing that she is able to create an endless combination of unique outfits. Megalli…
As the rest of the group held a single, soft note, the soprano voices started the gentle melody to the piece “Unclouded Day,” composed by Josiah Kelley Alwood. The song gained intensity as the rest of the parts joined in one by one, before finally the entire choir was harmonizing to the gentle but upbeat…
Hey, my name is Ria Vieira. In the upcoming weeks I’m going to be expressing my love for movies by reviewing some great or not-so-great films. If you want to discuss a movie or this column with me, please contact me at rvieira@andover.edu! “Bohemian Rhapsody” Summary: This Oscar-winning film follows the life and career of…
When Kidokoma’s latest collection dropped on January 26, it sold out completely in the first fifteen minutes. The collection featured many pieces designed by students, from vibrant red t-shirts with the word “Kidokoma” displayed on the front to black hoodies with bright yellow letters that spelled out “KID.” The club, led by Ian Hurley ’19…