Staff Writer Emily Townley explores how Bruce Springsteen embraces theatricality in his performances.

In this heartfelt and exploratory piece, Liv Majestic reviews the opening night of The Notebook at Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

Camille, Leah, and Liz, this year's editors, introduce themselves and share their intentions for the school year.

The editorial team reflects on their experiences as editors and catch glimpses of what The Grappler will look like next year.

In our final Spring Lab Interview Series installment, Camille Pugliese interviews Kost about their lab "Are You With Me?"

Written by: Artemis Westover, Staff Writer Imagine telling a story. Now imagine telling a story but all of your protagonists have full...

We are rounding out our podcast series with this interview by Joan Starkey with Kenny-Finch about his play "The Ornithologist's Lullaby."

Our third podcast episode is here! Ember Sappington interviews Holly Dodd about her play "Heartbeat."

We are kicking off our Wrights of Spring podcast series with this interview with Lila Engelhardt, playwright of "Work in Progress."

In our first podcast episode, LeeAnne Nakamura interviews playwright Helaina Coggs.

Interview by: Liz Bazzoli, Associate Editor This is the third installment of our Spring Lab Interview Series. We will be interviewing the...

Laura Rodriguez Sierra interviews Lincoln Harrison and Oskar Westbridge about their upcoming lab "One for the Road (Hit and Run)"

Camille Pugliese expands on an article about trigger warnings from The Grappler archive.

Leah Geisler interviews Genevieve Swanson about her upcoming lab "Clearing" by Beth Hyland.

Our newest staff writer Emily Townley shares her love of baseball and her love of theatre.

Spencer Kim tells the story of his own experience with immersive theatre and what it taught him about ethics.

The (new!) editors team speaks on the ways that mentorship has the potential to function at TTS.

Joan Starkey interviews Liz Joynt Sandberg and Lazarus Howell about the new comedy arts programming in room 408.

Holly Dodd reflects on what was lost from over a year of online learning for TTS seniors.

In the third installment of her movie-to-musical series, Ember Sappington looks deeper into the exponential increase of the 1960s and 1970s.