A Place For Us: A Celebration of Jewish Broadway “Theater is my temple and my religion and my act of faith.” Harvey Fierstein “Something’s Coming” (Leonard Bernstein/Stephen [...] February 2, 2023
The Smuggler – A Thriller in Rhyme First, let me clear up hesitation based on verse. This play syncs rather than strictly rhymes and does so in a manner one is only made [...] February 1, 2023
Cocktails, Lipstick, and Jazz: Fashion in the 1920s Inspired by a Smithsonian Associates lecture by historian Elizabeth Lay. FLAPPER – Word origin – late 19th century – [...] January 29, 2023
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once Is a Wild and Crazy Ride Topping the 2023 Oscar nominations with 11 nods, Everything, Everywhere, All at Once can be viewed, well, everywhere. Now back in theaters, [...] January 28, 2023
The Collaboration – Mutual Survival I’m told by an art expert that at auction, Andy Warhol (1928-1987) and Jean-Michael Basquiat (1960-1988) are today the two most expensive [...] January 24, 2023
Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour – A Good Time Was Had By All Embodying performance style of another era risks becoming an acquired (audience) taste. My response? I’ve discovered a great one. Bryce [...] January 23, 2023
Lisa Viggiano Sings The Jane Olivor Songbook Lisa Viggiano undoubtedly chose Jane Olivor in part because their voices are similar, but also because she thinks of the artist’s oeuvre [...] January 21, 2023
A Beautiful Noise – The Neil Diamond Musical is Better Than You Think Neil Diamond’s music is part of the soundtrack of Boomer lives. Having sold 130 million records worldwide on 39 albums garnering 40 top [...] January 20, 2023