Ray Davies – From the House of Blues to the Olympics Closing Ceremony
Ray Davies is ensconced in the annals of premiere British songwriters. Over the least four decades he has penned some of the most enduring songs emanating from the fertile landscape ... Continue Reading →
Hidden Gem Series: The Resort at Glade Springs
Regardless of your perception of West Virginia, I can sadly guarantee that it does not include the gracious splendor of the Resort at Glade Springs. Folks travelling the dramatic Blue ... Continue Reading →
Ralph Stanley and Clinch Mountain Boys – Carter Fold
When George Clooney opened his mouth to sing “Man of Constant Sorrow” in the supremely satisfying film “O Brother Where Art Thou,” it was the voice of Ralph Stanley that we ... Continue Reading →
Legally Blonde at Barter Theatre
This fluffy story has travelled well, from its origins on screen to its successful run as a musical on Broadway and now assayed in myriad regional productions around the country.
Barter ... Continue Reading →
k.d. lang – Humphrey’s by the Bay
Canadian chanteuse k.d. lang brought her beguiling torch and twang show to San Diego on the longest day of the year, and she was duly fueled by her adoring fans. The tour is named ... Continue Reading →
“Peter and the Starcatcher” at Brooks Atkinson Theatre
Peter and the Starcatcher
Brooks Atkinson Theatre
This production is another happy example of regional theatre finding success on Broadway. In this case, the La Jolla Playhouse ... Continue Reading →
“Godspell” at Circle in the Square
Godspell
Circle in the Square
The early 1970s saw a flowering of youth-oriented religious awakening. During that time, musical theatre experienced Jesus Christ Superstar and the ... Continue Reading →
“Clybourne Park” at Walter Kerr Theatre
Clybourne Park
Walter Kerr Theatre
Any drama seeking to confront racial prejudice is automatically fraught with challenges. It is a delicate balance that author Bruce Norris adequately ... Continue Reading →
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