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Theater Review (NYC-Off Broadway): ‘A Child’s Christmas in Wales’ at The Irish Rep
In a land far away and a time long ago, a Welsh boy once celebrated the beauty of falling snow.
Read More »Theater Review (San Antonio): ‘A Christmas Carol’ at the Playhouse San Antonio
Anthony Ciaravino and Tim Hedgepeth’s new adaptation of the famous novella is theater at its purest, bringing Charles Dickens’ lyrical dialogue to the forefront.
Read More »Shooting Stars – The Media Promotes Terrorism and Obama Stokes Gun Sales
All this media attention on killers and terrorists is merely giving food to the monster that doth mock the hand that feeds it.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘The Bellagio Fountain Has Been Known to Make Me Cry’ by Renee Philippi
Concrete Temple Theatre's new one-act is a well-played Southern gothic in the vein of Tennessee Williams with a magic-realism edge.
Read More »Product Review: The Republic of Tea – Various Tea Varieties
Milk Oolong is a type of Chinese oolong with an aroma and flavor combination that suggests cream, and even, to me, a hint of milk chocolate. After a couple of sips, my palate had adapted to it; after a cup, I was a convert.
Read More »Concert Review: ‘De Noailles Bal Masqué’ – Music of Poulenc and Mark Applebaum (NYC, 12/2/15)
When we think of Surrealism, we think of poetry and visual art, not music. But a surreal evening came to pass nonetheless the other night at the Baryshnikov Arts Center.
Read More »Interview: New STIGA SensorScore Table Tennis Scoring System Developers
A first-of-its-kind sensor system to keep ping pong scores automatically.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Beauty World’ by Dick Lee and Michael Chiang
The story of 'Beauty World' is dated, predictable and uninteresting, and the music is not memorable. But good singing and funny dialogue make this revival worth checking out.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC Off-Broadway): ‘H2O’ by Jane Martin, Directed by West Hyler
Jake is an actor who has it all: success, wealth, fame, women, misery. Deborah is a devout Christian actress who feels God's presence. When these opposites meet, the explosion is inevitable.
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