Diandra Interviews Freda James: A Woman Alone And Stronger For It
Being alone is the most vulnerable state to be in as a human being, but
Diandra Reviews
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Diandra Interviews Ritt Momney: The Fear And Excitement of Success
Many times, I have said, “I can’t fail anymore,” right before I failed again. Success
Concert Review: Phoebe Ryan Is Brand New At Baby’s All Right
Phoebe Ryan introduced several new songs at Baby’s All Right, including a new track called,
Theatre Review: Leaving Eden Gets Biblical On Feminism
Synopsis: In the beginning God created man and woman; Adam and Lilith. Lilith has some
Theatre Review: Ladyship Sails Through The Historical Woes of Women
Based on the colonization of Australia, Linda and Laura Good’s Ladyship focuses on the poor
Concert Review: Together Pangea Mosh Through Feelings At Elsewhere
It always amazes me how some people’s euphoria is another person’s nightmare. I was, immediately,
Concert Review: Twin XL Are Your Friends At Mercury Lounge
Oh…..yea! TWIN XL totally hit that pop-rock market that believe a good pop song can
Concert Series Preview: City Farm Presents Is Bringing Top Acts To Industry City
From Nick Hakim to Yellow Days, the vocalists are COMING to Industry City, and my
Theatre Review: The Way She Spoke Leaves Me In Absolute Tears
In the same way love is boundless, so is evil. Hence, when you fall into
Concert Review: Josie Dunne Brings The EDM To Pop At Baby’s All Right
Josie Dunne is everyone. She approaches the crowd with high-energy, a sweet sense of humor,
Concert Review: Repeat Repeat Laughingly Repeat Themselves At Rough Trade
I love awkward. I am all about that Modern Family, “cringe” moment when you want
Concert Review: Not Even The Good Things Confront Shame
Is she a ghost? Or the mystical embodiment of Billy’s inner turmoil (Sea Mchale)? Joseph
Theatre Review: Mojada Is A Feminist Approach To Medea
Written by Luis Alfaro, Mojada guts audiences with the realities and prejudices of being a
Concert Review: Cayucas Blow The Roof Off of Elsewhere
Get it! Blow the roof! Because their show was on the rooftop! Okay, well, Cayucas
Concert Review: Heart Bones Go Full Eighties At LPR
The eighties were a strange time in defining romance because in being about excess, it