by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move Loft Ensemble has found its sweet spot in a re-imagination of Robert Louis Stevenson’s buccaneers and buried gold adventure novel, Treasure Island in Long Joan Silver, written by playwright Arthur Jolly, directed by... Continue Reading →
August will mark 13 years of the monthly reading series, Tongue & Groove! But first things first. Another unique mix of writers performers that you'd be hard pressed to assemble anywhere else will be at The Hotel Cafe, 1623 1/2... Continue Reading →
The official lineup for the 46th Annual Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival at the Seattle Center over Labor Day weekend, Friday Sept. 2 through Sunday Sept. 4 includes Headliners: Seattle natives and hip hop duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, alternative... Continue Reading →
We're mix-taping it up today with the groundbreaking band, The Veldt. Identical twins Daniel and Danny Chavis may originally hail from Raleigh/ Chapel Hill, North Carolina, but they have been East Village residents for the past 28 years. They are also co-founders of the band who lifted their bands... Continue Reading →
Towne Street Theatre, L.A.'s premiere African-American Theatre Company with Curator Connie Martin Trevino present a special In Response Visual Art Exhibit in response to Race Relations & Politics in America at the Stella Adler/LA Art Gallery from April 9 – 24 at Stella Adler Theatre, 6773 Hollywood... Continue Reading →
This year's debut also coincides with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's passing and celebrates his legacy. . The Stratford Festival, North America’s leading classical theatre company, today announced its 2016 U.S. schedule of high-definition theater screenings of the Festival’s critically acclaimed productions of Shakespeare’s... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Marc Wheeler Dream Boy, the latest offering by the Celebration Theatre, is a fairly simple tale of gay teen love. Based on Jim Grimsley’s 1995 novel and adapted for the stage by Eric Rosen, Dream Boy follows two... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move Most DEFINITELY NOT the show where you take a Xanax and sit back! Last week's opening of the Quickdraw Poetry Cabaret by the Melrose Poetry Bureau at the Bootleg Theater lived entirely up... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move Wassail! There is no critic on earth who could give you a better review for Dickens' novella, A Christmas Carol than a child in the audience mesmerized by the ghosts of Christmas Past... Continue Reading →
“Thou must, in this pregnant hour, with haste and wit, and whilst thou hast advantage, get thee to London (or at least to a bigger venue)! Else content thyself with churlish critics and render bootless thy wordly strength. Dispatch!” If ever... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move This being my first visit to Eclectic Company Theatre, Richard III seemed like a great start to an eventful Summer theatre season, which, this year, boasted a dirge of classical indoor and outdoor... Continue Reading →
