Tag Archives: Afghanistan

'Bodyguard of Lies' draws on insider testimonies, confidential documents, and private recordings to show how U.S. officials lied about the supposed successes of the 20-year war in Afghanistan.

A stage adaptation of the Khaled Hosseini bestseller is flawed but earnest, moving and relevant.

The orchestra will perform music by Brahms, Bruch, and Sarasate with featured violin soloist Maxim Vengerov.

'Sparks Like Stars' by Nadia Hashimi is riveting and you will find yourself hanging onto every word and breathing in every sentence.

New novel, 'A Failed State' by Andrew E. Coussens, set in Afghanistan, is full of action and internal conflict while bringing the conflict alive in disturbing detail.

The six short plays comprising the LaBute New Theater Festival might have been collectively titled 'Love and Murder,' two themes clearly on the playwrights' minds.

Interview with veteran and author Jonathan Rabb, author of "Flight of the Blue Falcon".

Mom stands and looks at me with watery blue eyes. She feared losing Dad in Vietnam and instead lost him in a different war against cancer. No matter what the battle, the losses are the hardest thing to fathom or accept.

Two of the documentaries at the Anthem Film Festival caused my brain to do a reboot.

'Brothers Forever' will touch the reader, no matter your political stripe. It's a story about people, who just happen to be soldiers as well.