Review: Tacoma musical playhouse’s ‘Rainbow Fish’ charms with color, creativity and a lesson in kindness
Tacoma Musical Playhouse opens its family theatre season with a lively adaptation of the beloved children’s story “Rainbow Fish.” By
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Arts & Entertainment
“House of Guinness” shines light on Irish history
Guinness wasn’t always loved, but it’s now been canonized as a part of Irish culture and identity. By Ella Walken
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October is Tacoma Arts Month: What’s happening
Tacoma Arts Month began Oct. 1, kicking off a series of events, workshops and studio tours. By Michaela Ely Tacoma
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“Battlefield 6” returns to form with intensity and innovation
“Battlefield 6” revives large-scale combat, new creative tools and smoother performance. While its campaign lacks depth, the multiplayer experience brings
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Fall into reading: cozy books for gloomy weather
As fall continues, the gloomy weather provides the perfect backdrop to curl up with a good book. By Michaela Ely
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‘Silent Hill f’ delivers a disturbing story of identity and expectations.
Konami’s latest entry in the nostalgic horror series trades an American town in Maine for 1960s Japan, exploring societal expectations,
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”ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER” review
Thirty years into a career of highs, Paul Thomas Anderson and his vision have never been brighter than in “ONE
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Silent Hill f: rebirth or reinvention for the iconic series
Konami’s bold new entry divides fans with combat-heavy mechanics, but its haunting story and atmosphere hint at a revival for
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Survival guide to the rage virus of “28 Years Later”
Summer 2025 has been taken over by the horror movie “28 Years Later,” here are the top 3 things to
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Beach reads for every type of reader
This summer, consider skipping your swim lessons and take a dive into a good book on the beach instead. By Michaela
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