We all know it hasn’t been easy for the LGBTQ community throughout history and we all know we still have a way to go with equal rights,… Read more “13 Fruitcakes is a Beautiful Tribute to the Sad Reality of LGBTQ history”
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Have You Met the REAL Ronnie Kroell?
Some time ago, my friend Ronnie Kroell made a decision and an announcement (that surprised some) that he was going to join the Presidential race. He believes… Read more “Have You Met the REAL Ronnie Kroell?”
George Steeves proves he is on the spectrum for success
Last week I had the privilege of seeing actor/singer/songwriter George Steeves‘ one man show about his life on the Autism spectrum, ‘Magic 8 Ball (My Life with… Read more “George Steeves proves he is on the spectrum for success”
Matthew Dennis Lewis wants you to help him Unveil some Sins
Who’s a fan of the Netflix series Godless? How about the hit CBS show Bluebloods? You may recognize my friend Matthew Dennis Lewis from those projects or… Read more “Matthew Dennis Lewis wants you to help him Unveil some Sins”
Fruiting Bodies is a story of family, society, and our need for likes
Shelley Butler directs FRUITING BODIES by Asian-American playwright Sam Chanse which stars KIMIYE CORWIN (Noises Off, Henry VI), EMMA KIKUE (God Said This, Up the Hill), JEFFREY OMURA (House Rules, Hamlet) and THOM SESMA (Superhero, Sweeney Todd). The… Read more “Fruiting Bodies is a story of family, society, and our need for likes”
Safeword. is more than a play, it’s an experience
If you follow me on social media, you know I was so excited about the new play, ‘Safeword.‘ by Asher Gelman. Asher wrote another play I totally… Read more “Safeword. is more than a play, it’s an experience”
Chad Michael Collins will have you over the HIGH MOON with his talent
Whenever I see Chad Michael Collins in any role, or even see a photo of him, my first reaction is “There’s a leading man”. He has the… Read more “Chad Michael Collins will have you over the HIGH MOON with his talent”
Brett Gleason: Strong and, Thankfully, not so Silent
The one thing I have always loved about NYC is the music scene. As a matter of fact, the reason I started blogging about ten years ago… Read more “Brett Gleason: Strong and, Thankfully, not so Silent”
Miracle in Rwanda
This week I got a chance to see a one woman play, Miracle in Rwanda, in NYC. It’s another very powerful story of a genocide but from… Read more “Miracle in Rwanda”
The Importance of Vilna
A few weeks ago, in between trips to Los Angeles, I had the honor of seeing an Off Broadway play, Vilna. No matter what my schedule was,… Read more “The Importance of Vilna”
