Titanique is a newly-opened Broadway parody musical that reimagines the classic movie Titanic from the eyes of the French-Canadian singer Céline Dion. It’s a hilarious production that transforms the familiar… Continue reading "My Heart Will Go (On) Laughing: A Review of Titanique on Broadway "
Pictured: Traditional Moroccan meal. Media Provided by Cassie B. ’26. There is, behind my phone case, an old sushi receipt with Good Luck written on it in a hurried pen.… Continue reading "Speaking with Strangers"
Media clipped from abc7chicago.com Right off the bat, 2026 has become a year of loss and remembrance for many influential individuals in film, television, music, and sports. From pop hitmakers… Continue reading "The Stars That Stayed With Us"
Media Provided by Maggie S. ’26 Most people know the line that follows “Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?” Most people remember the peppy instrumentation of the “Mickey… Continue reading "Nickelodeon, Disney, PBS Kids – What Did We Grow Up Watching?"
Media Provided by Olga Akuyeva La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club was founded in 1961 by Ellen Stewart. The theater is located at 66 East 4th Street (between Bowery & 2nd… Continue reading "La MaMa Theater: What Does America’s Littlest Ambassador Have to Do with the Theater World?"
The Grace cast of “Urinetown” with the original Mr. McQueen from the Broadway cast of “Urinetown.” Media provided by Fay Pacht A make-believe dystopia where peeing in public is a… Continue reading "Urine for a Treat!"
Media provided by Alejandro Izurieta ‘25 As students, we all like to share the new music we listen to and the latest TV shows we watch. But what creates someone’s… Continue reading "Finding Faculty Favorites"
Arts Analysis By Mason Zelenko The end of the school year is upon us. What a year it has been! As Grace’s resident music critic, I compiled a list of… Continue reading "Gazette Wrapped: Favorite Song Reviews"
Illustration by Anaika Mehta ’27 Vinyl was the primary medium for consuming music in popular culture from the 1950s to the 1980s. Every night, families would gather around their stereos, lay… Continue reading "The Resurgence of The Vinyl Age: A Love Letter to Turntables and Record Stores"
As the month of March wrapped up, so did the 10th-graders’ March Madness projects. Each year, the sophomore students independently create passion projects, which are displayed at the Independent Projects… Continue reading "Marching Into Madness: Highlighting This Year’s IP10 Projects"
