By Kaylynn Bousman, special to the Chronicle “Head Over Heels,” originally by Jeff Whitty and adapted by James Magruder, is a jukebox musical featuring exclusively music by The Go-Go’s. The musical was showcased here in the DMACC Black Box Theatre as well as at the Grand View Viking Theatre fromRead More

1. “A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships” – The 1975 “A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships” is The 1975’s third album and looks into society’s connection with technology, mental health, addiction, politics, and overcoming adversity and what it is like living and growing up in the age of technology. TheRead More

“Do the Right Thing,” directed and starring Spike Lee, was released in 1989. The film is about the complexities of being black in America. In 2023 at the Toronto International Film Festival while accepting the Ebert Director Award Spike Lee recalled the press discouraging people from seeing it. They believedRead More

Bella, Dashae, and Lara talk about their favorite romantic comedies. https://campuschroniclenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/romcomfeb9.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Fleeing from the brutal conflict of World War II, young Kamikaze pilot Koichi Shikishima lands on an island. While his plane is set to be repaired, he comes face to face with something far worse: a massive creature the Islanders call “Godzilla.” Released last year on Dec.1 and directed byRead More

“Playing With Fire” is a play that follows the events after the story of Frankenstein. It was performed at DMACC’s Black Box Theater the last weekend of September and the first weekend of October. The problem with me writing an article about a month after production is that you willRead More

Note: This interview has been edited for length and clarity. This November, DMACC Theatre is performing “Merge,” a dramatized look into the rise and fall of Atari, a video game-based company that saw its peak in the early 1980s. Director of “Merge,” Brittany Rebhuhn, gives insight into this retro play. Read More

Ask me on any given day what my favorite movie is, and I am going to say “Avatar.” I’ve had that same response since 2009 when the movie was first released. I was fascinated by the potential for “real” avatar technology and I fell in love with a culture thatRead More