Music Sara Gazarek and Black Nile at Metro Arts’ “Jazz Tracks” in Union Station By Eric Trules on April 17, 2019 I love Union Station. "The Last of the Great Train Stations,” I make sure to... Read more →
MusicTheatre Capitalism and the Constitution on NYC Stages By David Sheward on April 3, 2019 Three disparate visions of America, two focusing on capitalism and one on the... Read more →
Music Amelita, Opera Singer By Elisa Leonelli on March 27, 2019 A few weeks ago, as a journalist of the Hollywood Foreign Press, I interviewed Danny... Read more →
MusicTheatre B’way Past and Future: Kate, Chill By David Sheward on March 20, 2019 The new Kiss Me, Kate from Roundabout Theater Company at Studio 54 tries a bit too hard... Read more →
MusicTheatre Maestro Hits a Flat Note Dramatically, but Soars Musically By David Sheward on February 6, 2019 The life of Arturo Toscanini, perhaps the greatest conductor of the 20th century, would... Read more →
MusicTheatre Lyrical Pelleas et Melisande at the Met By David Sheward on January 30, 2019 Claude Debussy’s moving Pelleas et Melisande defies operatic convention. Eschewing... Read more →
MusicTheatre African-American, Gay Voices On and Off-Broadway By David Sheward on January 9, 2019 You can count on the fingers of two hands the number of African-American playwrights who... Read more →
ArtMusic Hung Up: An Evening of Stars In Your Eyes By James L. Chapman on January 2, 2019 A new year of openings begins with Take My Money / Take My Body at LACE, Stephanie Buer... Read more →
Music Derek Menchan: The Motorcycle of Inspiration By Eileen Murphy on January 2, 2019 Cultural Weekly's Eileen Murphy recently caught up with music producer Derek Menchan.... Read more →
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