Three plays, seven shows and laughter

Eliza Hallabeck
Entertainment Editor

Audience members for the Crescent Players’  “A Three Ring Circus,” this past week traveled through a galaxy within a teenager’s mind, passed a summer with Vietnam veterans and journeyed into a world of cannibalism.

Goldberg "whoops" Lyman Center

Kevon Jabarr-Doodrum
Copy Editor

Award-winning actress and humanitarian Whoopi Goldberg brought a sellout crowd to its feet, as she stepped onto the stage at the John Lyman Center for Performing Arts on April 27. Goldberg was on campus to deliver the ninth Mary and Louis Fusco Distinguished Lecture.

Spider-Man weaves his web again

Michael Levy
Copy Editor

Spider-Man should never make a comic book reader groan. Despite defeating the worldwide box office record with $148 million, the movie had its problems.

An acoustic end for this semester's "After DARC"

Robert Daly
Staff Writer

Southern’s Drug and Alcohol Resource Center put on the fourth and final installment of the “After-DARC Coffee House Series” for this semester.

A movie, a symposium and a "Mockingbird"

Jason A. Newton
Staff Writer

Southern Connecticut State University’s participation in The Big Read-New Haven culminated with an interdisciplinary symposium on April 23 to discuss themes from the novel, followed by a viewing of the movie, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Thursday night.

Patti Smith's handpicked 12 recreations

Sal Amenta
Staff Writer

Patti Smith - twelve (3 Stars)

Punk rock’s reining queen—the unrivaled Patti Smith—digs through her personal record collection and handpicks 12 of her favorite songs and gives her unique voice to them.

“Hot Fuzz” explodes onto movie screens

Michael Levy
Copy Editor

The creators of “Shaun of the Dead,” 2004’s zombie parody flick, are back and this time, they’re parodying the action genre with their movie “Hot Fuzz.”

Last weekend for “Lulu” at Yale

Stacy Graham-Hunt
Staff Writer

To love her is to die. Everyone wants a piece of the Lulu pie–men and women alike.

Seth Adam live at Toad’s Place

Above: SCSU student Seth Adam, and his self-named band, play a show at Toad’s Place this past week.

Erin Murphy
Staff Writer

When Seth Adam plays local shows, his phone rings nonstop. This happens for a good reason, too. When Seth and his self-titled band, “Seth Adam,” come to the stage, their energy flows into the crowd for a show that is a great experience to enjoy.

Steppin’ Up Drill Team entertains audience

Stacy Graham-Hunt
Staff Writer

Lyman Hall was a commotion of rhythm, movement and dance this past Sunday.