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“It has been a long time coming, but this is very good,” says Steve…Theater Review: CATCO’s Vibrant and Charming ‘Application Pending’
January 27, 2020 5:00 pm
Richard Sanford
CATCO kicks off 2020 with a dazzling high-wire act: a fast, fun production of Greg Edwards and Andy Sandberg’s Off-Broadway hit Application Pending directed by Steven C. Anderson. Application Pending features Christine Evans (Vanessa Sawson) on the first day she’s plucked from her life as a kindergarten classroom assistant and thrown to the wolves – […]
Guns & Ghosts to Liven Up Your January
January 24, 2020 1:00 pm
George Wolf
January drags on with more mediocre to disappointing films, unless you look a little harder. Oscar nominee for best foreign language film Les Miserable (do not expect to sing along) finally lands in CBUS and Alfre Woodard gives a full-blown clinic on acting with her latest, Clemency. There’s also great dance doc at the Wex, […]
REWILD Yoga Opens With Lush, Jungle Feel
January 23, 2020 5:30 pm
Nancy Alkire
“It has been a long time coming, but this is very good,” says Steve Kocsis, owner, on the opening of REWILD Yoga. REWILD Yoga recently opened at 995 West 5th Avenue in the View on Fifth development. “It is even better than I hoped it would be,” says Kocsis. Featuring an amazing interior design by Nick Evans, […]
Mega Weekend – Tarantino, Dolly Parton, Tiki, Coffee & More!
January 23, 2020 2:00 pm
Anne Evans
Here’s to the weekend! Don’t miss your chance to be at the Sweet Treats Dessert Festival! Below are some top picks for the weekend and find links to daily lists. ART & CULTURE -Go Backstage at the Lincoln with Priscilla Woodson–Application Pending opens at CATCO-Celebrate Dolly Parton’s Birthday-Comedian Joe DeRosa‘s at the Walrus-Only 4 performances of Miguel Gutierrez: This Bridge Called My Ass!-Get political […]
Theatre Review: Actors’ Theatre’s Gleeful, Bawdy ‘Or’
January 23, 2020 10:00 am Richard Sanford
Actors’ Theatre presents Liz Duffy Adams’ restoration-era farce, Or, in a crackling production directed by Rowan Winterwood with the right amounts of sweet and hot. Or finds Aphra Behn (Michelle Weiser), poet and former spy, in a debtors’ prison from unpaid wages due to an untimely beheading of her boss, the King, in the rise […]
Local Artist Spotlight: Sarob
Last month, when Sarob released “Fear & Impermanence,” he announced it by saying, “I hope this work speaks to you.” And while there’s clearly a message to be taken from the album, it isn’t a hollow PSA or soundtrack to an after school special, so much as his troubles laid bare. Sarob says the album […]
January Movies – Choose Wisely
January 17, 2020 12:00 pm
Hope Madden
Man, it sure is January. Everybody’s out there trying to make that Paul Blart “there’s nothing to see, guess I’ll just go to this” money. Well, Dolittle is a little better than the trailer would lead you to believe. Bad Boys for Life is even worse the trailer makes it seem. There are some awfully […]
