The Newtonite

Review: Jubilee, Harambee convey joy

The Newtonite • January 30, 2012

by Leah Budson At the end of the night almost everyone in the auditorium was smiling.

Review: 'Beyond 9/11' photography project captures theme of unity

The Newtonite • January 17, 2012

by Malini Gandhi and Fatema Zaidi Two thousand nine hundred seventy seven faces, 1,050 backs, 298 fingerprints and 350 slivers of blue sky.

Review: 'Crazytown' full of powerful voices

The Newtonite • January 12, 2012

by Leah Budson Claw shaped silhouettes against a red backdrop in the opening number radiate the “crazy” in Cabaret Troupe's “Crazytown."

Review: 'Freshman Cabaret' showcases talent, creativity

The Newtonite • December 15, 2011

by Fatema Zaidi Showcasing the various talents of the freshmen at this school, “Freshman Cabaret,” directed by sophomores Alex Shames, Alyssa Steffen, Juliet Roll and Kelsey Fox, is going up tonight at 7:30 in the auditorium and will be performed through tomorrow.

Review: Talented actors create uplifting performance

The Newtonite • December 7, 2011

by Julia Moss “My parents didn’t drown themselves because of me -- they loved me.” A young boy, his body misshapen, his feet turned in, and his right hand frozen in place looks up from his lap with a shy but determined smile.

Review: Witty play, 'Tartuffe,' goes up

The Newtonite • November 3, 2011

by Fatema Zaidi “Tartuffe,” a witty play by Molière about a French con man's attempts to exploit a wealthy family will go up tonight at 7:30 in the auditorium and play through Saturday.

Review: Stunning set adds to moving performance

The Newtonite • July 29, 2011

by Malini Gandhi “White. A blank page or canvas.” A man in a dark suit with a canvas in hand stands on a stage flooded with brilliant white light, speaking magical words like “balance” and “harmony.” With a whimsical smile he conjures trees and color from a palate of nothingness.