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Theater Preview: L.A. LAW REUNION (Stars in the House)
LAWFUL ENTRY Tonight, the cast of LA Law will join hosts Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley on Stars in the House LIVE at 8pm ET on the Stars in the House YouTube channel. Former staffers of McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak, including Corbin Bernsen (Arnie Becker), Susan Dey (Grace van Owen), Jill Eikenberry (Ann Kelsey), Michele Greene (Abby Perkins), Harry Hamlin (Michael Kuzak), Alan Rachins (Douglas Brackman, Jr.), Jimmy Smits (Victor Sifuentes), Michael…
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Theater Preview: THE VIRAL MONOLOGUES (The 24 Hour Plays)
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES Tonight through August 8, the extraordinary 2020 company members of The 24 Hour Plays: Nationals will begin their weeklong intensive with their very own edition of the Viral Monologues, available at 24 Hour Plays. Together, the young artists chosen for this rigorous professional experience will write, rehearse, perform and produce…
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Album Review: LOVE LETTER (Jimmy Heath on Verve)
ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE LETTER The beloved tenor saxophonist and composer Jimmy Heath died on January 19, 2020 at 93. Only a few weeks before, he wound up production on his final album, capping an astounding 76 years as a pro jazz musician. Love Letter is his posthumous wonderment. This collection of ballads is…
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Theater Preview: THE JACKSONIAN (The New Group Off Stage)
ORIGINAL CAST MEMBERS OF THE JACKSONIAN UNITE FOR WORLD PREMIERE RECORDING The New Group will present as part of its Reunion Reading Series Beth Henley’s The Jacksonian. featuring original cast members Juliet Brett, Ed Harris, Amy Madigan, and Bill Pullman, with Jane Krakowski in the role originally played by Glenne Headly. The event, which will…
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EXTRAS: Comprehensive Guide to Becoming Amazon AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate with Help of Practice Tests
Comprehensive Guide to Becoming Amazon AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate with Help of Practice Tests The Amazon certification is an essential step that any specialist in IT needs to follow if he/she wants to become a certified Solutions Architect. As AWS technology is becoming more popular these days, corporations need skilled specialists who can architect…
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Song Review: “SHINE/INSTRUMENT OF HOPE”
SHINE ON Broadway Records has released of a new version of “Shine,” the anthem written by Sawyer Garrity & Andrea Peí±a, student survivors of the Parkland tragedy, when on February 14, 2018, a 19-year-old gunman walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and opened fire, killing 17 students and faculty members. The piano…
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Event Feature: BIRTHDAY BINGO WITH PEACHEZ (Virtual Fundraiser for helpNYC on August 13 at 7pm EST)
JUICY PEACHEZ Peachez — the famed New York City entertainer, artist, and community activist — will celebrate her Birthday raising funds for the vital work of the community initiative, helpNYC. Founded by stage manager, publicist, and entertainment veteran Josh Parkin-Ring, the organization connects New Yorkers who are experiencing mental health concerns; financial, housing, food, and medical…
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Museum Preview: FAITHLESS ELECTORS AND THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE (Hammer Museum in Los Angeles on Zoom)
CAUSE YOU GOTTA HAVE FAITH Do members of the Electoral College have the right to be “faithless” and vote against the popular vote of the state they represent? In 2016 there were 10 such cases of “faithless electors” during the contentious and controversial election of Donald Trump. With the 2020 election just months away, the…
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Film Review: JAZZ ON A SUMMER’S DAY (directed by Bert Stern, 1959 | New IndieCollect 4K Restoration)
BETTER THAN THE FIRST TIME AROUND Jazz On A Summer’s Day has long been considered one of the great music concert films. In 1958, photographer Bert Stern led a crew that went to the Newport Jazz Festival and filmed many of the highlights. They managed to catch quite a few memorable moments, the color photography…
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Theater Feature: MARSHSTREAM INTERNATIONAL SOLO FEST (The Marsh online)
MARSH’S ONLINE SOLO FEST LOOKS FOR PERFORMERS From Ann Randolph’s Loveland in 2010 to Dan Hoyle’s Border People last year, The Marsh has presented some of the greatest solo shows I have ever seen — with some of the freshest perspectives on stage. San Francisco Bay Area’s “breeding ground for new performance,” which operated theaters…
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Theater Review: THEATER IN QUARANTINE (The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy and more)
VOYAGE IN A CLOSET Whereas many theater companies are becoming experimenters with video during the COVID-19 shutdown, Theater in Quarantine has been actually transforming theater into a small space successfully. Now, Theater in Quarantine debuts its most technically ambitious production, The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy, tonight live at 7pm and 9pm EDT. This slapstick science-fiction adventure adapted from…
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Theater Feature: THE HOMEBOUND PROJECT (Fifth Edition)
DON’T MISS HOMEBOUND’S FINAL INSTALLMENT Since May 6, 2020, an amazing array of talent and celebrities have participated with The Homebound Project, new online theater benefiting hungry children affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Here is the lineup for its fifth and final edition, airing August 5–9, 2020. The playwrights have been given the prompt of “Homemade.”…
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Theater and Music Feature: COMPOSERS AND LYRICISTS | THE ARTISTS CHANNEL (Broadway on Demand)
CHECK OUT THESE SONGSMITHS Broadway On Demand, the new theater-focused streaming platform, announces the launch of The Artist Channels, a new section of the platform devoted to musical theatre composers and lyricists. The Artist Channels provide a digital space for theatre fans to explore the incredible talent of the musical theatre songwriters who are creating today’s…
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Concert Feature: CHEYENNE JACKSON (The Seth Concert Series)
SHOPTALK & SONGS WITH CHEYENNE & SETH AUGUST 3 & 4, 2020 I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Cheyenne Jackson is easily one of the most winning performers around. There are Broadway stars who simply cannot perform in concert without coming off as a cardboard cutout. Handsome, self-effacing, loquacious, and convivially humble,…
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Theater Feature: WEST ADAMS (Skylight Theatre)
GO WEST Playing for one performance only tomorrow, July 30, 2020, at 3pm PST, is Skylight presents their smash hit play West Adams, a story about the absurdity of racism. After the archival recording as it was performed before an audience at Skylight Theatre, join a guest panel — which will include the writer, director,…
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Film Review: HOUSE OF HUMMINGBIRD (directed by Bora Kim)
WONDERFUL COMING-OF-AGE STORY STAYS WITH YOU So, when you hear that House of Hummingbird is about a teenage girl awkwardly coming to terms with fitting in at school, at a dysfunctional home, and flirting with her own blossoming sexuality, you may think you’ve seen it all before. But this is different. South Korean writer/director Bora…
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DVD Review: L’INNOCENTE (directed by Luchino Visconti; digital restoration from Film Movement)
L’INNOCENTE: LUSHER THAN LIFE IN A NEW DIGITAL RESTORATION L’innocente, Luchino Visconti’s final film released just two months after his death in 1976, is a worthwhile conclusion to his great career, a telling adaptation of Gabriele d’Annunzio’s 1892 novel about the decadence of the aristocracy in late 19th-century Italy. Commanding the screen, Giancarlo Giannini as…
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Theater Review: MARGIN OF ERROR (The Roustabouts)
CATCH THE VIRTUAL WORLD PREMIERE OF MARGIN OF ERROR As with many companies, San Diego’s The Roustabouts have had to restructure due to COVID-19. Now, they are presenting productions and readings in the virtual world. This week, they begin with their archival recording of the 2017 play, Will Cooper’s Margin of Error, a fast-moving drama…
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Album Review: CAPRICE: THE CHAMBER MUSIC OF KIM PORTNOY
THE ISLE OF CAPRICE A capriccio (Italian: “following one’s fancy”) or caprice, is defined as a piece of music, usually fairly free in form and of a lively character. The typical capriccio is one that is fast, intense, and often virtuosic in nature, but Wiki tells us that there are several etymologies that have been…
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DVD Review: COUNTRY MUSIC (Ken Burns, PBS)
GOOD FOR THE COUNTRY Documentarian Ken Burns is one of the giants in his field. His many subjects (Jazz, Baseball, The Civil War, The Vietnam War) mark his maturity as an artist. His latest foray, Country Music, is planted right up there among his best work. At sixteen hours (on eight discs), this exhaustive wrap-around…
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