Theatre Review: Made to Dance in Burning Buildings Is Theatric Healing
In many ways, trauma can strip us of our humanity, and put us on a
Theatre Review: Saint Joan Is Heavenly Revived By MTC
Written by George Bernard Shaw, Saint Joan reveals the humanity of divinity, and plays upon
Concert Review: Ashley Monroe Is A Bubbly Sparrow At Rough Trade
I have often spoken about how life can be divided between the “givers” and the
Film Review: The House of Tomorrow Uses Punk To Challenge Old Ways
SYNOPSIS: THE HOUSE OF TOMORROW tells the story of a sheltered teen raised inside a geodesic
Album Review: Twin Shadow Makes You “Caer” Into His Music
If you ask the genre of Twin Shadow, a.k.a George Lewis Jr, he will say
Album Review: Speedy Ortiz’s Twerpe Verse Faces Society’s Fear
Says lead singer Sadie Dupuis, “Social politics and protest have been a part of our
Concert Review: Sarah Blasko Sings To Wanting Love At Rockwood
I firmly believe that every artist write according to the lessons they have learned, and
Theatre Review: Randy Writes A Novel Confronts Our Addiction To Fame
Heath McIvor’s Randy Writes A Novel is raunchy, rowdy, rambunctious, and revealing. Randy Feltface is
Concert Review: Lily Allen Gets Real At Music Hall of Williamsburg
“Wow, you guys are the most supportive crowd,” Lily Allen laughed at her her sold
Theatre Review: Summer- The Donna Summer Musical Is A Disco Extravaganza
I have to admit I was curious about Summer: The Donna Summer Musical. How would
Theatre Review: Dress of Fire Burns With The Fabric of Human Greed
Austin Pendleton’s Dress of Fire is one of the most surprisingly poignant plays I have
Concert Review: GUM Shows Genius Stands Alone At Baby’s All Right
Seeing GUM, at Baby’s All Right, alone on stage to become a one-man orchestra made
Concert Review: Animal Years Release Their Inner Child At MHOW
“Thanks for the nice tambourine tap in the ass,” joked Mike McFadden to bassist Anthony
Concert Review: Mating Ritual Provide Fun For Music Hall of Williamsburg
I am a perfectionist, which is why when I saw Ryan Lawhon redo a new
Artist Close-Up: Alex Kostka Sings For The Motions of Life
Seasons really do manipulate our feelings. During the winter, I cry like I am the