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BEST PRACTICES FOR RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL RADIO STATION BROADCAST
Everything is part of running a radio station, from creativity to technicalities and management. Broadcasting is a fine-tuned strategy, whether programming content, bringing audiences on board, or running backend operations. Here are some simple but powerful ways to take radio station broadcasts to the next level and keep customers returning for years. Understand Your Audience…
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Theater Review: THE EMPLOYEES (A Performance-Installation by Łukasz Twarkowski at NYU Skirball)
HUMANS, BEST BE ON YOUR AVANT-GARDE The Employees, originally produced at Studio Teatrgaleria in Warsaw, is a visionary performance and installation work by Polish-born artist, writer and director Łukasz Twarkowski, who masterfully blends theater, visual art, and cinema. Tonight’s North American premiere, playing through Saturday at NYU Skirball—unfolds across the vast expanse of the stage,…
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SPOTTING THE DIFFERENCE: HIGH-END DUPES VS. LOW-QUALITY IMITATIONS
Let’s be realistic—no one desires to be fragrant. A fine perfume is not only an odor but an experience. It can make you feel confident, brighten your day, and be an extension of your personality. But one major problem is that high-priced designer perfumes have price tags to match. For most, applying those upscale fragrances…
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Theater Review: OTHER DESERT CITIES (CV Rep)
A Stunning Dissection of Family, Politics, and the Conservative Mythos CV Rep’s Other Desert Cities is nothing short of revelatory. John Robin Baitz’s lacerating family drama, set in a chic Palm Springs home but echoing across decades of American political history, finds fresh fire in this masterful production directed by Philip Wm McKinley. Gorgeously acted…
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Theater Review: SUGAR (Fresh Ink at Boston Center for the Arts)
A BITTER TRUTH WRAPPED IN A SWEET TITLE Fresh Ink’s absorbing production of Sugar, by playwright Tara Moses, is anything but saccharine. Under the sure direction of Audrey Seraphin, Sugar is deeply satisfying. At the center is Brooke (a forceful Tiffany Santiago), a woman juggling three jobs and still unable to pay her bills or…
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Cabaret Review: TWO OF A KIND: FROM HOLLYWOOD TO BROADWAY (Lorna Luft and Andrea McArdle at 54 Below)
BRAVURA BELTING, BONDING, AND BONHOMIE A double dose of old-school star power, show biz history, and charisma radiated through the showroom at 54 Below, fondly received and encouraged by a cheering, packed audience. The ladies have played the venue before with their solo acts, but when Lorna Luft and Andrea McArdle share the bill and…
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Theater Review: TWO TRAINS RUNNING (The Acting Company at American Conservatory Theater)
August Wilson’s Two Trains Running takes place in 1969 in the working-class Hill District of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Now on at American Conservatory Theater, it’s part of Wilson’s famous “Pittsburgh Cycle,” his series of ten plays that depict African-American life across different decades. His best-known work, Fences, portrayed the 1950s and premiered on stage in 1985…
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Off-Broadway Review: ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE (Keen Company at Theatre Row)
A MEANINGFUL MUSICAL WHERE IDENTITY, ART, AND SILENCE COLLIDE IN 1996 PENNSYLVANIA The title might suggest a classical drama—perhaps something Shakespearean or starchy—but Keen Company’s latest offering (in association with Michelle Noh) is neither Elizabethan nor antiquated. All the World’s a Stage, a new chamber musical by Adam Gwon, trades grandeur for intimacy, unfolding on…
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Off-Broadway Review: COMPANY (Theater 2020 in Brooklyn)
A BARE-BONES BOBBY IN BROOKLYN: A COMPANY THAT GHOSTS THE GOODS IS STILL ABOUT BEING ALIVE A revival of a show featuring the smart songs by the late Stephen Sondheim is sure to draw interest and audiences. Broadway is currently hosting the revue Sondheim’s Old Friends and his lyrics (with Jule Styne’s music) are in…
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Cabaret Review: TAKE ME TO THE WORLD (Donna McKechnie: The Songs of Stephen Sondheim at 54 Below)
DONNA MCKECHNIE TAKES US INTO SONDHEIM’S WORLD It may be impossible NOT to be charmed by the mega-vivacious, sunny-spirited, endearing veteran Donna McKechnie. Her smile and talent light up the room and the mood at 54 Below where Take Me to the World, her show devoted solely to Stephen Sondheim material, continues for two more…
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Theater Review: I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE (Sonoma Arts Live)
LOVE AND CHANGE, SONOMA STYLE Dating and mating get fully examined and fully skewered in I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change at Sonoma Arts Live in downtown Sonoma, through May 4. Ably helmed by North Bay veteran Carl Jordan in Andrews Hall at the Sonoma Community Center, the production is a series of musical…
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Off-Broadway Review: MINOR•ITY (WP Theater)
GRACE, GRIOTS AND GOODIE BAGS The Baobab tree is an imposing, if unconventional, tree that grows in Africa along the Zambesi River. Also known as The Tree of Life, it seems to rise from the ground upside down, with root-like branches facing the sky. Legend has it that the once magnificent tree grew arrogant and…
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Cabaret | Tour Review: BEHIND THE CURTAIN: UNTOLD STORIES FROM CANADA’S TEAM BROADWAY (Craig Ramsay and Catherine Wreford at Revolution in Palm Springs)
Joy, love, passion and some heartbreak overflowed at Revolution Stage Company this past Monday as Broadway veterans and best friends Craig Ramsay and Catherine Wreford kicked off a multi-city tour of their cabaret, Behind the Curtain: Untold Stories from Canada’s Team Broadway. This critically acclaimed song and dance show is a  heartfelt and entertaining show…
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Off-Broadway Review: A NIGHT IN NOVEMBER (Alan Smyth at New York Irish Center)
A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Walking into the New York Irish Center in Long Island City for the first time to see a show feels a bit like stumbling into a well-kept secret; it’s an intimate gathering place and an unassuming, cozy, cultural enclave. You hear snippets of conversation in lilting accents, laughter echoing from the…
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FROM STAGE TO SCREEN: HOW THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY IS TAKING CENTER STAGE
In recent 10 years we have seen a great shift in the representation of LGBTQ+ in the media. What which once was a stereotype or an afterthought has now we see in depth and complex characters which in turn present different types of experience especially that of the trans community. From award winning documentaries about…
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MAXIMIZE YOUR TACOMA’S POTENTIAL WITH THE PERFECT BED RACK SETUP
Do you want to improve the functionality and adventure potential of your Toyota Tacoma? Whether you are an avid overlander, a weekend explorer, or a daily driver, the right bed rack setup can increase your vehicle’s versatility. Your truck can be configured to mount and haul gear; that is only some of the functionality it…
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STREAMING AND STAKES: THAILAND’S FOOTBALL iGAMING BOOM
There was a time when watching football meant gathering around a TV set with family or heading to the nearest bar with friends. But if you’re in Thailand in 2025, that scene looks wildly different. Now, the game is streamed on mobile, bets are placed mid-match, and the line between watching and playing feels blurrier…
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Theater Review: PERIL IN THE ALPS (Agatha Christie World Premiere by Steven Dietz at North Coast Rep)
SWEETLY PLAYFUL TREATMENT OF A COMPLICATED PLOT The prolific author Agatha Christie (1890-1976) was the creator of 66 novels, 14 volumes of short stories and 20 plays, ten of which have been published. Half of her novels involved a quirky, fussy little Belgian private detective named Hercule Poirot solving mysteries of murder. Ironically, Christie hated…
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Theater Review: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Nocturne Theatre)
HORRORS IN THE ROUND Little Shop of Horrors, based on the 1960 science-fiction film by Roger Corman, opened off-Broadway at the Orpheum Theatre in Manhattan’s East Village on July 27, 1982. The production, directed by lyricist Howard Ashman, was so popular that David Geffen and team swooped in to buy the rights. The music, composed by…
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Theater Review: ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST (Palm Canyon Theatre)
THE INMATES ARE EASY TO LIKE IN PALM CANYON’S CUCKOO’S NEST Upon entering Palm Canyon Theatre, one first sees the onstage set for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Designer J. W. Layne has created a very naturalistic dayroom of a mental hospital. Especially effective are ceiling beams which extend almost to the front row…
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