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All content by Madeline Lyskawa
The Moles, a live show from French theater director and visual artist Philippe Quesne, tells a story about seven giant moles. (Via NYU Skirball)

“Moles” Shocks, Amuses at Skirball

Skirball brings French director and visual artist Philippe Quesne’s “The Night of the Moles” to NYU, welcoming audiences into its subterranean world populated by gigantic rodents in this wordless theater experience.
Madeline Lyskawa, Staff Writer September 18, 2019

A group of seven larger-than-life-sized moles took over NYU Skirball last weekend, as Philippe Quesne’s darkly humorous performance of “The Moles” took place last Friday...

Tyler the Creator released his new album, Igor, on May 17th, and will be on tour from August 30th to October 26th. (via Wikimedia)

Tyler, the Creator Stuns Fans at Madison Square Garden

The eclectic musician delivered yet another bizarre, hilarious and heartfelt performance.
Madeline Lyskawa, Staff Writer September 16, 2019

Wearing a pink suit with one red sleeve and one red pant leg, a pair of white sunglasses and an iconic blonde wig, Tyler, the Creator took the stage at a sold-out Madison Square...

The cast of Unmaking Toulouse-Lautrec. (Photo Courtesy of Brandon Saloy/Mia Isabella Photography)

Unmaking Toulouse-Lautrec: An Immersive Theater Experience at Madame X

Lovers of immersive theater are invited to learn about the life and death of Henri Toulouse-Lautrec through a Moulin Rouge-inspired performance, now showing at the Greenwich Village bar Madame X.
Madeline Lyskawa, Contributing Writer September 9, 2019

Crammed together along crimson-red couches in a dimly-lit upstairs lounge at the Greenwich Village bar Madame X, audience members are invited to behold the tragic, yet intriguing...