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Highly Recommended Concert Theater: BYRD SONG (Concert Theatre Works and Gesualdo Six in L.A., S.F., Chicago, Ireland)
BYRD SONG IN SHADOW: CONCERT IN CANDLELIGHT, THEATRE OF DEFIANCE Hark! Attend, ye lovers of sacred sound and clandestine devotion, for the international tour of Secret Byrd—an evanescent glimpse into a hidden past—cometh to The Americas but ten times—16th-21st of July—in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago. In the flicker of candlelight within the vaults…
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Cabaret Interview: CLAYBOURNE ELDER (On Tour With “If the Stars Were Mine”)
Sondheim, Slightly Inappropriate Stories, and Spiritual Whiplash: Claybourne Elder Unplugged Best known for roles in Company, Torch Song, and HBO’s The Gilded Age, Broadway and television performer Claybourne Elder now steps into the spotlight as, well, himself in If the Stars Were Mine—a new cabaret blending song, stand-up, and deeply personal storytelling. Currently touring nationwide,…
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Theater Review: BIG TIME TOPPERS (Theatre L’Acadie at Redtwist Theatre in Chicago)
SEND IN THE CLOWNS Farce is not a style of performance one sees too often these days and that’s probably because it is extraordinarily difficult to pull off, requiring complete commitment from cast and crew to its sensibilities, razor-sharp comic timing, physical comedy chops, and tight pacing and direction. There’s a lot that can go…
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GOLDEN POKIES CASINO REVIEW 2025 – FOR AUSSIES WONDERING IF THEY’VE STILL GOT GAME
If you’ve lurked around Aussie online casinos for more than five minutes, chances are you’ve stumbled across Golden Pokies. It’s one of those names that’s been buzzing about forums and punters’ chats since before half of us even knew what Bitcoin was. But is Golden Pokies Casino still worth a spin in 2025, or just…
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Theater Review: PUMP UP THE VOLUME (Los Angeles Premiere of A New Rock Musical)
A NEW MUSICAL HAS ARRIVED TO PUMP UP PATRONS FOR DECADES TO COME Allen Moyle’s 1990 film Pump Up the Volume starred Christian Slater as Mark, a graceless, socially awkward high school student in Phoenix, Arizona, a town so conservative that even the Saguaro cactus wore Bush/Quayle campaign buttons. Unable to fit in, Mark resorts…
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BEST CRAFTS YOU CAN CREATE USING FELT TIP PENS
Felt tip pens are not only a classroom essential but also colorful, handy items fostering a world of creativity in kids, teens, and adults. These pens will indeed breathe life into any mundane material and turn it into an original masterpiece, especially with their bold colors, smooth glide, and point-precise tips. In other words, they…
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Album Review: PHILIP GLASS VIOLIN CONCERTO NO. 1 (Anne Akiko Meyers with the LA Phil; Gustavo Dudamel, Conductor)
The Glass House Violin: Anne Akiko Meyers Illuminates a Minimalist Classic In the sprawling landscape of Philip Glass‘s output, his Violin Concerto No. 1 occupies a peculiar position. Written in 1987 as his first major venture into non-theatrical orchestral territory, the concerto emerged from a period when Glass was being nudged by conductor Dennis Russell…
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Concert Review: DIANA KRALL (International Tour at Wolf Trap)
DIANA KRALL BRINGS OLD-HOLLYWOOD ELEGANCE TO WOLF TRAP On the warm evening of July 3, the Filene Center at Wolf Trap filled nearly to capacity, its 7,028 seats glowing under the soft shimmer of vintage brass footlights. Crimson velvet curtains and old Hollywood spotlights gave the stage the feel of a bygone movie palace—setting the mood…
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Off-Off-Broadway Review: THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE (The Gene Frankel Theatre)
A WESTERN WORTH REVISITING The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company, in collaboration with the Gene Frankel Theatre, brings back The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance in a compelling and timely revival. Presented in two acts and running 110 minutes, the production benefits from the intimacy of a theater that seats fewer than 50. The result is a…
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Concert Review: ALL-RACHMANINOFF PROGRAM WITH DANIIL TRIFONOV (Boston Symphony Orchestra with Andris Nelsons, conductor, Opening Night at Tanglewood)
THE DEVIL’S IN THE FINGERS: TRIFONOV TAKES FLIGHT AT A THUNDEROUS TANGLEWOOD OPENING Conductor Andris Nelson led the Boston Symphony Orchestra at last night’s opening of its 2025 Tanglewood concerts season with an all-Rachmaninoff program. The piano soloist was Daniil Trifonov (dan-EEL TREE-fon-ov), who Stage and Cinema hailed as the “Big Thing of the piano world”…
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TV | Extras: THE EVOLUTION OF WiFi STANDARDS: IS IT TIME TO UPGRADE
WiFi has come a long way since 802.11ac (WiFi5). As our homes and businesses need more and more bandwidth, having a responsive network is essential. Whether you’re using a security system, running multiple smart devices, streaming content, gaming, or using VR headsets, a slow network can impact productivity and peace of mind. If you’re wondering…
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HOW EDUCATORS AND ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS CAN BENEFIT FROM OFFICE TIMELINE
In the world of education, effective planning and clear communication are crucial to success. From scheduling academic calendars to managing course timelines and research projects, educators and administrators need tools that can visually organize complex information. https://www.officetimeline.com/ offers an innovative solution that helps education professionals create timelines and Gantt charts quickly and professionally, without the…
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Off-Broadway Review: BEAR GREASE (St. Luke’s Theatre)
JOYFUL, JERKY, AND JUST WHAT OFF-BROADWAY NEEDS There are two powerful reasons to see Bear Grease. First: The deeply felt curtain speech by Henry Cloud Andrade, co-writer/co-creator—with Crystle Lightning—of Bear Grease. With warmth and candor, he begins by gently thanking the audience for not expecting a full Grease revival. More importantly, he shares the staggering context…
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Theater Review: PIPPIN (Jaxx Theatricals)
PIPPIN GOES HOLLYWOOD Pippin, with music and lyrics supplied by Stephen Schwartz, and book penned by Roger O. Hirson (who was best known for writing the script to the war flick The Bridge at Remagen) may have been an oddity when it opened on Broadway in 1972, given the choice of the central character, but…
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WHEN INSPIRATION REQUIRES MORE ROOM THAN YOU HAVE
Most creative minds encounter the obstacle of lack of space, where their projects and imagination exceed their physical space. Traditionally, artists, designers, and inventors were often constrained with cramped studios or workshops that limited their inspiration and output. As creative endeavors continued to grow, the importance of space efficiency was rendered obvious. Now, as methods…
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TOP 6 PAYMENT METHODS FOR FUNDING ONLINE GAMBLING ACCOUNTS
The online gambling industry has exploded in popularity over the last decade. In 2025, the global market is expected to be worth over $127 billion. With so much money flowing in and out of online casinos, sportsbooks, poker rooms and more, having reliable deposit and withdrawal methods is essential. Credit and Debit Cards Still Dominate…
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THE AESTHETICS OF CASINO GAMES
The Aesthetics of Casino Games Not every casino game wins players over with a big payout. Sometimes, it’s how the game looks, how it moves, how it sounds. The atmosphere matters. And in a world where everything’s digital, visuals have become part of the game itself. They’re no longer the wrapping – they’re half the…
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Concert Review: JAMES TAYLOR AND HIS ALL-STAR BAND (Tanglewood in Lenox, MA)
SWEET ELDER JAMES James Taylor’s Fourth of July Tanglewood concerts are not just concerts—they are events fraught with tradition, nostalgia, and humanity. This year was the 50th anniversary of the 77-year-old Taylor’s first July 4th concert at Tanglewood and thousands (reportedly 18,000; roughly 5000 in the Koussevitzky Music Shed and the remainder on the lawn)…
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INSIDE THE OBSESSION: WHY TRUE CRIME KEEPS YOU WATCHING
There is a unique intensity that true crime documentaries create — an almost magnetic pull that keeps you watching longer than planned. The moment a crime is introduced, your mind starts racing with questions. Who did it? Why? Will justice be served? Each detail builds the suspense, and before you know it, you’re emotionally invested…
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Off-Broadway Review: LOWCOUNTRY (Atlantic Theater)
HOW LOW CAN YOU GO? Lowcountry, Abby Rosebrock’s new play premiering at Atlantic Theater Company’s Linda Gross Theater, arrives with the promise of plunging into the “messy, tangled web of love and identity in the digital age,” but not even a ripple disturbs the surface. Though entrusted to the direction of Jo Bonney, the play…
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