MusicTheatre Mixed Media: Mockingbird, Fact and Clueless By David Sheward on December 23, 2018 Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird (1960) is a beloved American classic. Taught in high... Read more →
MusicTheatre Camp and Crisis: Cher Show and American Son By David Sheward on December 13, 2018 “Have you heard our writers? This dress is the best material in the show.” That’s a... Read more →
Music Viaje Calíche Has Two Singles in Preparation for Vinyl Release By Malik Walker on December 12, 2018 Viaje Calíche would consider his music to be a modern version of Buenas Epocas which is... Read more →
MusicTheatre The Prom Unabashedly Embraces Gay & Show-Biz Culture By David Sheward on November 21, 2018 “We’re liberal Democrats from Broadway,” defiantly proclaims the amazing Brooks... Read more →
MusicTheatre Updating Icons: Mother of the Maid and King Kong By David Sheward on November 14, 2018 A new play about the mother of an iconic figure (Mother of the Maid) and a musical remake... Read more →
ArtLifestyleMusic The Surreal Rise of LGBTQ Community in Different Professions By Ronnie Bailey on November 14, 2018 When it comes to expressing oneself, there are hundreds of different ways to do so. Many... Read more →
DanceFilmMusic 1 Bach Studies with Aïden Carberry By Sarah Elgart on November 7, 2018 LA raised choreographer and dancer Aïden Carberry (schooled at LACHSA and currently part... Read more →
Music Mick Jenkins, Pieces of a Man By Malik Walker on November 7, 2018 Seconds in, clapping arrives. At first listen “Heron Flow” reminds me of Mos Def’s... Read more →
MusicTheatre Families in Crisis on and Off-Broadway By David Sheward on October 31, 2018 Families reacting to crises are the fodder for three current productions, one on Broadway... Read more →
DanceFilmMusic EYES By Sarah Elgart on October 24, 2018 Increasingly, I enjoy music videos in which the artist is absent. Without them we are... Read more →
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