During his life, Joseph Merrick was only seen at face value: a face that was severely disfigured by an unknown disease. Given the nickname “The “A Tribute to the Elephant Man”
Author: Paige Johnson
Paige is currently a contributing writer for The Spectrum. Formerly, she was the Arts & Entertainment editor and a staff writer. She enjoys visiting art museums, seeing theatrical productions and long walks in the park.
The Frontlines of Fargo Film
The Fargo Film Festival has announced the lineup for its 16th year. The most anticipated films of this year include “Lost Conquest,” a documentary set and “The Frontlines of Fargo Film”
Mid-Winter Choral Concert Ignites
From the depths of Festival Concert Hall, three North Dakota State choirs blasted away the winter blues with songs ranging from 17th century Germany to modern “Mid-Winter Choral Concert Ignites”
Review: ‘The Wedding Heard ‘Round the World’
This is the final segment in a series centered on Michael McConnell and Jack Baker, two LGBT advocates. It seems like the best love stories are those “Review: ‘The Wedding Heard ‘Round the World’”
The 3-D Revolution
Eleven years ago, Ben Bernard wanted to bring something life-changing to students at North Dakota State. “Architecture students must do lots of model making,” he said. “Traditionally, it’s done “The 3-D Revolution”
Can’t Help Falling in Love
In the summer of 2015, I accidentally got stuck in the Minneapolis Gay Pride Parade. My best friend and I went downtown to see a “Can’t Help Falling in Love”
Love Won, And They Did, Too
In June, the Supreme Court officially made it lawful for same-sex couples to wed. But long before then, one couple achieved the nearly impossible. On “Love Won, And They Did, Too”
Give ‘Em the Ol’ Razzle Dazzle
Bigger and flashier than ever before, the Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre didn’t hold back for its 70th season. The 2016-17 season, announced this past week, is planning some “Give ‘Em the Ol’ Razzle Dazzle”