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FROM CLASSROOM TO BOARDROOM: PERSONALIZED TIES FOR WORK AND ACADEMIA
Ties have long been a symbol of professionalism, sophistication, and identity. From the classroom to the boardroom, these versatile accessories transcend age and profession, bridging the gap between students, educators, and professionals. Personalized ties offer a unique way to express individuality, foster unity, and elevate one’s appearance, making them an indispensable addition to any wardrobe….
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Theater Review: CABARET (Theater Rhinoceros in The Castro)
A CABARET IN THE HEART OF THE CASTRO Cabaret is a masterpiece of American musical theater that has been presented in a vast variety of musical and physical shapes and sizes since its premiere on Broadway in 1966. John Kander and Fred Ebb’s score and Joe Masteroff’s book has been cut, added to, and shifted…
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Theater Review: TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS (Lamplighters Community Theatre in La Mesa/ San Diego)
THESE CREATURES ARE DEFINITELY STIRRING UP HOLIDAY SPIRT AT LAMPLIGHTERS Ken Ludwig’s story begins with a homey Uncle Brierly (Christopher T. Miller) wanting to read to us the famous poem that this play is named after. Unfortunately for the frustrated fellow, he is repeatedly interrupted by a mouse (Matt Sayre) named Amos who keeps questioning…
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Theater Review: I’LL EAT YOU LAST: A CHAT WITH SUE MENGERS (Cathy Moriarty at The Bent in Palm Springs)
MORIARTY MARVELOUSLY MIMICS MENGERS Virtually every Hollywood star has an agent but one of the only agents who was known by name is Sue Mengers, the Dragon Lady of movie casting in the 60s, 70s and early 80s. She was legendary for the lengths to which she would go to get her actors in major…
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PROMOTIONAL MAGIC: CUSTOM SCARVES THAT KEEP YOU COZY AND TRENDY
When it comes to promotional products, businesses are constantly searching for innovative ways to connect with their customers while keeping their brand visible. Among the most versatile and practical options, custom scarves stand out as a unique marketing tool. Whether used for winter warmth, as a fashion statement, or even as a multi-purpose accessory, custom…
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Theater Review: MISS BENNET: CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLEY (TheatreWorks in Palo Alto)
AN AMUSING ROMANTIC ROMP ALL ‘SPRUCED’ UP With Christmas just around the corner, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley offers up a light-hearted, romantic comedy Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley through Dec. 29 at Lucie Stern Theater in Palo Alto. Mary (Elissa Beth Stebbins) and Arthur (David Toshiro Crane) Written by two local playwrights, Lauren Gunderson and Margot…
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Concert / Film Review: THE PHILIP GLASS ENSEMBLE: POWAQQATSI (Town Hall in New York)
A STUNNING COLLABORATION OF FILM AND MUSIC I saw a special gem at the Town Hall last Monday, a viewing of Godfrey Reggio’s Powaqqatsi with its celebrated score – created by Philip Glass, who was in the house, and performed live by The Philip Glass Ensemble. The non-narrative film is the second of the Reggio/Glass…
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Theater Review: COMPANY (Revolution Stage Company)
YOU’RE NOT JUST IN GOOD COMPANY; THIS IS GREAT COMPANY Mention the name Stephen Sondheim to a musical theatre devotee and first they will bow their head for a moment of reverence, and then assure you that except for Into the Woods and Forum, his works are definitely not to be attempted by community theatres….
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Dance Review: DEAR LORD, MAKE ME BEAUTIFUL (World Premiere by Kyle Abraham at Park Avenue Armory)
IT IS, INDEED, BEAUTIFUL Wavering graphics of kaleidoscopic greenery paint the Park Avenue Armory, transforming the space into a trippy, mystifying woodland. Kyle Abraham, choreographer and dancer in Dear Lord, Make Me Beautiful, runs around the stage’s perimeter in an expansive circle. His energetic speed embodies that of a child who has escaped the clutches…
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Theater Review: ANASTASIA (Hillbarn Theatre in Foster City)
ANASTHESIA A sold-out opening night audience Dec. 6 was likely entranced with the lovely costumes, fine acting, solid choreography and strong vocal performances in Anastasia at Hillbarn Theater in Foster City. But younger members of the audience who were expecting the play to more closely follow the 1997 animated film might have also felt disappointment….
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THE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY IS GOING THROUGH A DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
The entertainment industry is no stranger to innovation, and live performances are at the forefront of this digital revolution. From virtual stages to AI-driven production designs, technology is transforming how audiences experience live events. For theater enthusiasts and cinephiles, the blending of traditional artistry with cutting-edge technology offers endless possibilities for immersive storytelling. This shift…
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Theater Review: THE GOLDEN GIRLS LIVE: THE CHRISTMAS EPISODES (Curran Theatre)
This perennial favorite is back for its 19th year. This “drag” version of classic holiday-themed Golden Girls episodes seems to grow in popularity every year. Since its inception in 2005 when it was originally performed to a select crowd of friends informed by email, it has outgrown the living room and 2 subsequent South of…
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Chicago Dance Review: CHRISTOPHER WHEELDON’S THE NUTCRACKER (The Joffrey Ballet at Lyric Opera House)
REIMAGINING THE NUTCRACKER MAKES IT EVEN MORE MAGICAL In the Joffrey Ballet’s spellbinding reimagining of The Nutcracker, choreographer Christopher Wheeldon and Artistic Director Ashley Wheater have conjured a delicious historical confection that transports audiences to the threshold of one of the most magical moments of Chicago history. The Joffrey Ballet Ensemble Anabelle de la Nuez…
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HOW CLASSIC GAMES INSPIRE MODERN ENTERTAINMENT
Classic casino games like blackjack, poker, baccarat, and roulette are more than just pastimes—they are cultural icons that have profoundly influenced modern entertainment. With roots stretching back centuries, these games have evolved into symbols of strategy, risk, and elegance. And they seamlessly transitioned from the gambling table to our screens. Their enduring popularity highlights the…
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THE KEY TO HEALING FROM TRAUMA AFTER AN ACCIDENT
Recovering from trauma following an accident can be an overwhelming journey, both physically and emotionally. The aftermath of such incidents often leaves individuals grappling with pain, anxiety, and even fear of everyday situations. These feelings can significantly disrupt daily life, making it difficult to regain a sense of normalcy. However, with intentional steps and a…
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Theater Review: LOUISA MAY ALCOTT’S LITTLE WOMEN (Northlight Theatre in Skokie)
A HEARTWARMING ADAPTATION The world premiere of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women adapted by Lauren Gunderson as a co-commission from Northlight Theatre, City Theatre, People’s Light, and TheatreWorks Silicon Valley is a delightful yet imperfect exploration of the beloved classic novel. By framing the story with Alcott herself as a narrative presence, Gunderson offers audiences a meta-theatrical…
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Review: THE NUTCRACKER SUITE (American Contemporary Ballet at the Bank of America Plaza in Downtown L.A.)
THE NUTCRACKER SUITE IS SWEETER THAN THE NUTCRACKER American Contemporary Ballet’s advertising for their annual production of The Nutcracker Suite, now playing Downtown in Bank of America Plaza, is misleading. Their scant imagery suggests that it would be an austere and intellectual outing for adults ̶ theatrical vegetables, if you will. However, it turned out…
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Art: CUSTOM PINS AND THE WORLD OF ART, THEATRE, AND CINEMA
Art, theatre and cinema is a medium through which stories can be told across borders and geographies, evoke emotions and make you feel that the story belongs to you. Able to inspire, entertain or leave one thinking (and often all three!) These cultural mediums can have a long term impact on people as well as…
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Theater Review: THE THANKSGIVING PLAY (Moonbox Productions at Arrow Street Arts in Cambridge, MA)
A PLAY TO BE THANKFUL FOR Director Tara Moses (Seminole Nation of Oklahoma/Mvskoke) leans into the challenge of bringing the satirical comedy The Thanksgiving Play to the stage with “a full cast of Native and actors of color.” The casting note for the published play, by Larissa FastHorse, a member of the Sicangu Lakota Nation…
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Dance Review: A VERY SW!NG OUT HOLIDAY (The Joyce)
HAVE YOURSELF A SW!NGIN’ LITTLE XMAS Nimble and percussive feet, wild windmill arms, and bright brilliant smiles are abundant and infectious throughout A Very Sw!ng Out Holiday, running until December 15 at The Joyce. Created by Caleb Teicher with a collection of collaborators known as Braintrust, and produced by Joyce Theater Productions, the spirit-infusing event…
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