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Miki Mukawa, Deputy Arts Editor, Grey City Reporter

Miki Mukawa is a fourth-year in the College from Yokohama, Japan studying English Language & Literature. When she’s not finding an excuse to catch the latest show or grab some bites for the Arts section, you can find her poring over the hidden meanings behind Taylor Swift lyrics or saving cooking videos on Instagram (that she will, inevitably, never actually use).

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Escaping to another world with Sarah Kinsley

By Miki Mukawa
November 4, 2024
The cast of "Alice By Heart" at the show's midwestern premiere. Photo by Evan Hanover courtesy Kokandy Productions.

Falling Down the Rabbit Hole with Kokandy’s New Musical, “Alice by Heart”

By Miki Mukawa
October 2, 2024
Emily (Juliet Hart, from left), Jim (Alex Benito Rodriguez), and John (PJ Powers) negotiate and compromise through a long night of editing on deadline.

“Lifespan of a Fact”: Something out of the Reg

By Miki Mukawa
January 29, 2024
From left to right: Derrick Davis as Larry, Judy McLane as Joanne, and Britney Coleman as Bobbie in the North American Tour of "Company."

“Company’s” Judy McLane Talks Physicality, Performance, and Sondheim

By Miki Mukawa
December 1, 2023
Britney Coleman as Bobbie (center) and the North American Tour of "Company."

A “Company” for a New Age Comes to Chicago

By Miki Mukawa
November 29, 2023
Ensemble member Ian Barford with Judy Greer in Steppenwolf Theatre’s world premiere of "Another Marriage."

“Another Marriage” Shows Another Way of Looking at Marriage

By Miki Mukawa, Deputy Arts Editor
October 4, 2023
The Hunt for UChicago’s Superior Matcha

The Hunt for UChicago’s Superior Matcha

By Lainey Gregory and Miki Mukawa
September 19, 2023
Kokandy’s "The SpongeBob Musical," from the very beginning, did an excellent job of making it feel as though the audience had been dropped into the middle of a fantastical underwater world.

Chopin Theatre’s “The SpongeBob Musical” Makes a Medium-Sized Splash

By Miki Mukawa, Associate Arts Editor
September 2, 2023
[From left to right] Samuel B. Jackson, Akili Ni Mali, Tiffany Renee Johnson, Destini Huston and Demetra Dee in Steppenwolf's “Chlorine Sky.”

Love, Identity, and Pink Jumpsuits: A Review of Steppenwolf Theater’s “Chlorine Sky”

By Miki Mukawa, Associate Arts Editor
April 16, 2023
Writer and director Zach Braff at the college roundtable for his new film, "A Good Person."

Authentic Grief in Zach Braff’s “A Good Person”

By Miki Mukawa, Associate Arts Editor
April 16, 2023
"Somebody I Used to Know"...is a story of self-discovery—one even rom-com haters can probably appreciate.

Chasing the “One That Got Away” in “Somebody I Used to Know”

By Miki Mukawa, Arts Reporter
February 15, 2023
Basement of Harper Library

Through the Forbidden Hallways: What UChicago’s Secret Places Offer Us

By Miki Mukawa, Grey City Reporter
February 1, 2023
VietFive, located downtown on West Madison, is Chicago’s first Vietnamese coffee shop.

Twice the Caffeine, Twice the Culture: VietFive Brings Traditional Vietnamese Coffee to Chicago

By Miki Mukawa
May 12, 2022
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