iGarden L AWD: The Lawn Mower That Let Me Sit Down to Dinner
The first time I watched the iGarden L AWD mow my lawn, I did something I had never done while the grass was being cut: I sat down to dinner.
That may sound like a small thing, but ... Continue Reading →
Cabaret: Coming Home to Berlin
There may be no better place in the world to see Cabaret than Berlin. The musical has been performed countless times since John Kander and Fred Ebb’s 1966 Broadway premiere, ... Continue Reading →
Rhiannon Giddens – A National Treasure Draws on a Nation’s Roots
Mary Chapin Carpenter opened her set with the timeless “The Times They Are a-Changin’.” Some folks may have connected the dots to Mavis Staples, who had just delivered an inspiring ... Continue Reading →
PETER ASHER: EVERYWHERE MAN – Film Review
What an amazing six decade story. You probably already know the name Peter Asher, but this film does an amazing job tracking the arc of a career of an artist who was really just about ... Continue Reading →
NYC Theatre Review – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Pulling on “Godspell” and other lighthearted musical routes where adults play kids to evoke childlike wonder, the revival of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” delivers ... Continue Reading →
BROADWAY THEATRE REVIEW – Giant
John Lennon was rather prickly with a lot of people and Picasso was pretty shitty to a lot of women, but I can still enjoy most of their art. Bill Cosby, not so much.
This is ... Continue Reading →
NYC Theatre Review – Masquerade
NYC Theatre Review – Masquerade
The experts at the Wall Street Journal recently provided timely and coincidental historical context for a fun evening near Broadway:
“The masquerade’s ... Continue Reading →
NYC Stage Review – KENREX: A True Crime Thriller
One man shows with any longevity are generally going to be a tour de force. The ability of one actor to hold the attention of the audience requires a compelling performer and a depth ... Continue Reading →
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