DanceFilmMusicOUR WORLD Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival Round Two – 2017 – is HERE! By Sarah Elgart on August 10, 2017 Attention Dancers, Choreographers, & Filmmakers! Due to overwhelming requests we... Read more →
LiteratureMusic 1 Greystone Chapel: The Ballad of Glen Sherley By Chris Morris on June 28, 2017 On January 13, 1968, Johnny Cash performed “Greystone Chapel” for the first time... Read more →
MusicTheatre Angels in America Opera Doesn’t Quite Soar By David Sheward on June 21, 2017 New York City Opera closes its 2016-17 season with the bold choice of Hungarian composer... Read more →
ArchitectureDanceFilmMusic 3 Walk Around the World By Sarah Elgart on May 17, 2017 This year, as usual, at the opening night of Dance Camera West I got to peruse a... Read more →
ArtDanceFilmLifestyleLiteratureMusicPoetryTheatreTV + Web 7 If You Want to #Resist, Pay a Poet By Adam Leipzig on May 10, 2017 If you want to resist, pay a poet. Poets don't make much money. They do bookstore... Read more →
Music De La Soul Isn’t Dead By Lucas Elzey on May 10, 2017 Back in the late 80s, when Hip Hop was booming and everyone was grooving to the many... Read more →
MusicTheatre 2016-17 Broadway Season Ends with Two Bangs and a Whimper By David Sheward on May 10, 2017 The 2016-17 Broadway season ends with two bangs and a sort of whimper mixed with a... Read more →
FilmMusic 1 L.A. Has The Blues By Jim Storm on May 3, 2017 "I don't have a lot of money but the Blues have made me rich deep down in my heart.."... Read more →
MusicTheatre Formula Musicals: Bandstand and Anastasia By David Sheward on April 26, 2017 As the Tony Award deadline approaches, Broadway is flooded with new musicals. Two of the... Read more →
FilmMusic 1 Quiet Genius in Purple Rain By Robin Grearson on April 20, 2017 I saw Purple Rain last week, in a theater. We’ve reached the first anniversary of... Read more →
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