
Ava Baranyi, ‘26, is a talented digital artist here at Boulder High. She has pursued art for as long as she can remember and says it is special because “there are no limits.” Even though she feels...

It has now been five years since the first outbreak of COVID-19, which, as we all know, led to a global shutdown that affected businesses and people and intensely impacted the theatrical community. It makes sense why Broadway had to close; however, it was detrimental to the livelihoods of performers and prevented people from enjoying the theater for two years. This was the longest time Broadway had...

Recently, one of the major topics in Broadway and pop culture has been the movie recreation of Broadway popular show “Wicked,” a spin-off from the book Wicked by Gregory Maguire. This book was written after the release of The Wizard of Oz, for the story of the so-called antagonist, “The Wicked Witch of the West.” The popularity of these stories and overall press on social media allowed this...

Saturday Night is the newest comedy sensation, and while it may not be a typical made-for-the-screen movie, it broke the invisible barriers of media. The story follows the original Saturday Night Live cast as they navigate the chaotic 90 minutes leading up to the first screening of SNL in the fall of 1975. Clocking in at over an hour and a half, Saturday Night takes viewers on a journey that...

When I hear the words “Hallmark Movies,” a few things come to mind: Horrible tropes, middling cinematography, and formulaic plot arcs generally featuring some small-town girl traveling to “The Big City” and coming back to fall in love with her high school sweetheart. As someone who has never seen a Hallmark movie, I expect this when I sit down and watch one, which I hoped never to be coerced...

If you’re looking for a solid and emotional film about family, the duties of fatherhood, and the betrayal of loved ones, then Fences might be the film you’re looking for since it tackled all of these topics in respectful and beautiful ways that will surely leave you wanting more from the incredible team of actors, screenwriters & director that made this film possible. Before getting into whether...

Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole with the 2024 Haunted House featuring iconic characters from the books and the Disney movie, such as the creepy Caterpillar, the malicious Mad Hatter, and our petrifying protagonist, Alice. This year, the directors crafted a haunting story to accompany the horrors: Directors Natalie Gettelman, ‘25, Gwen DuVernay, ‘25, and Sawana Tilton, ‘25, are directing...










