THIS WEEK AT THE BROAD STAGE
Two Broad Stage productions caught my attention this week: “Small Mouth Sounds” on the main stage and “Shakespeare, His Wife and The Dog” at
BUSTED-DOWN FORD AND PLATFORM HEELS
Sometimes life is defined by a single incident. And when that incident is tragic, things change abruptly. Author, poet and playwright Susan Hayden’s
At lunch with his wife Katherine (Kat), our mutual friend Ted Bonnitt, who brought us together, and me, Noel Blanc was doing what he does best, sharing personal reminiscences of
NOTEWORTHY column for Thurs., Dec. 21, 2017
By CHARLES ANDREWS
I’VE GOT TO START LISTENING
To music more.
And to more music. The thrill of discovery will go on
The play is intelligent and sensitive. Well presented, especially by the two principal actors. And it's genuinely thought-provoking. But in spite of all this it just may
City staff: Twilight Concert Series should go on hiatus in 2018
Kate Cagle
Daily Press Staff Writer
The fate of the iconic Twilight Concert Series will be in the hands
You Don’t Need To Know The Words
By CHARLES ANDREWS
“LANDINI” — AURELIO;
“THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS” — SYRIANA (both, Real World Records).
I like to listen to, and tell others
DARKEST HOUR
Rated PG-13
125 Minutes
Released November 22
As I was growing up, I was fascinated by a set of six thick volumes on my parents’ bookshelf (yes,
Travels With The Obsessive Librarian
By Cynthia Citron
How long do you keep an overdue library book on your nightstand before you get around to returning it?
Three days? Two
