October 30, 1998
Volume 127, Number 7

This Week's Stories

• Students perform a vivacious Ruddigore

Musical not noted for plot but energetic cast and orchestra

• Colorado String Quartet plays on gender politics

World-renowned female group awes with seamless performance

• Art After Hours combines genres

• Swing comes to Hales Gym

• Cleveland Orchestra may feel more comfortable at home

Oberlin performances receive moderate reviews compared to other dates

• All-Stars provide unusual interpretations

• Author Ethan Canin to speak at Oberlin Public Library

Author returns to hometown to vocalize the magic of prose writing

• Mythologist Hyde to speak on art and the "trickster" figure

• Riley and Mamou Playboys spice it up

Band claimed to be the best of its kind in the world

• Liz Phair's comeback a sexy eye-opener

In classic Phair fashion, Oberlin grad performs during Fall Break

• The Best Space should be deep

Installation piece in AMAM tries to challenge viewer perceptions

• Dreams May Come a three-leg trip

• The Birds descends on OFS for a Hitchcock Halloween

• Renée recreates the genre of R&B

• Ready for Bread and Puppet?

• Teletubbies appeals to a wide, ecstatic audience

• Pee-Wee's Playhouse closed to public

• Campus Arts Calendar

• Arts...Out of Town