Arts – The Oberlin Review

College fourth-years Anna Aubry and Rae Bell play Célimène and Acaste in this year’s mainstage audio drama, The Misanthrope. College second-year Nick Moen is the production’s stage manager.

Oberlin Theater Department Presents First-Ever Audio Play, The Misanthrope

Casey Troost, Staff Writer
November 20, 2020

OC Taiko’s eight on-campus members are ready for their virtually-accessible Fall Final Show in Finney Chapel.

OC Taiko Preserves Community and Culture

Olive Hwang, Production Editor
November 20, 2020

Djapo community gathers at the Fall 2020 Open House

Djapo Cultural Arts Institute Shares Art of the Afrikan Diaspora

Daniel Fleischer
November 18, 2020

Afrikan-American Genealogy Group Bridges Gaps Between Community and Students

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts and Culture Editor
November 13, 2020

Oberlin Dance Company creates healing spaces among students and faculty.

Dance Dialogue Series Aims to Create Healing Spaces

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts and Culture Editor
November 11, 2020

Oberlin transitioned its usual Parents and Family Weekend activities online this year.

Virtual Parents Week Showcases a Socially Distant Oberlin

Martina Taylor
November 6, 2020

Derli Romero created portraits of the migrants he interviewed, transcribing their stories on the back of each image.

Artist Talks Showcase Socially-Engaged Work

Casey Troost, Staff Writer
November 6, 2020

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“Playwrighting and Performance in the Time of the Black Lives Matter Movement” Creates Community Among Students

Katherine MacPhail, Anna Farber, and L. Joshua Jackson
October 30, 2020

This home’s Halloween decor lights up the night and may cause a fright.

No Tricks, Only Treats for Oberlin’s Scarily Safe Halloween

Casey Troost
October 28, 2020

Conservatory second-year Jasper de Boor is a viola and violin performance double major. Similar to many Conservatory students, de Boor now practices primarily in his dorm room in East.

Oberlin Conservatory Students Live, Practice in the Same Space

Drew Dansby, Production Editor
October 9, 2020

For fifty years, Afrikan Heritage House’s in-person Soul Sessions have been filled with energy as the community comes together to perform, express themselves, and support each other. Now, virtual Soul Sessions share the same goal.

Soul Session Verzuz Retains Community Through Virtual Performance

L. Joshua Jackson, Arts and Culture Editor
October 9, 2020

The Program Board screened Black Panther for students in Bailey Field.

Building Community on a Socially Distant Campus with Student Activities

Ella Halbert
October 9, 2020

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