Once – A Brilliant Production at Lamb’s Players Theatre

At the center of the first act is the question that has been ringing down the years: How does such a small island produce such a huge amount of art that resonates across the generations? But ... Continue Reading →

Appropriate – A Bracing Drama at The Old Globe

With a sterling cast delivering razor sharp dialogue and creating a compelling plot that unfolds on a memorable set, a wonderful evening of live theater is currently an offer at The ... Continue Reading →

Burton Cummings – Both Mellowing With Age and Commanding the Stage

No tariffs levied on the delivery of this classic Canadian rocker’s songs Burton Cummings was arguably the most important part of the most important band to come out of Canada. ... Continue Reading →

Big Bear Is Offering Support For Those Who Have Been Impacted By The Wildfires

Big Bear is offering support for those who have been impacted by the wildfires. Big Bear has set up an evacuation assistance program with deeply discounted lodging accommodations, ... Continue Reading →

A Complete Unknown – Just About a Complete Homerun

One approaches any film about Bob Dylan with trepidation. Can any film adequately capture the scope of one of the most influential yet seemingly unknowable musicians of the last century? ... Continue Reading →

WNDR Boston – Opening Doors for Folks With Trepidation About Museums and Galleries

Technology has always pushed art forward. The innovation of getting paints into a metal tube is a great example; previously paints had to be mixed in the studio which limited the mobility ... Continue Reading →

George Harrison – Living in The Material World: 50th Anniversary Edition

The purported Quiet Beatle had a lot to say about life and times after The Beatles Could it be half a century ago when this album landed on my turntable and did not leave for many weeks? ... Continue Reading →

SEUSS’S HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! – The Classic Returns to The Old Globe

It was time to revisit this production. It had been a holiday tradition in our house for many years as our daughters were growing up. As they got older and moved on and out, there seemed ... Continue Reading →