Travel Stories for Women, by Women
The Studio Theatre at The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center– The Villages, Florida is keeping the curtain raised this summer honoring the centennial anniversary of women’s suffrage. “Ready to get back to the business of creating and delivering the […]
Are You A Digital Native? Everyone knows that if you can’t fix your computer, ask a twelve year old. These kids who were born and raised on YouTube and instant messaging are pushing aside the baby boomer grasp on the […]
When the play ended the audience was memorized. That does not happen much in modern theater, but Scorched is different. Scorched is a story of love, family, motherhood, feminine power, wrapped around a dark history of war, lies, secrets, and […]
San Francisco divas get ready. It’s theater season again. The American Conservatory Theater (ACT) will be opening their season this month with a revamped version of George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart’s, Once in a Lifetime. ACT Director Mark Rucker […]
During the month of August, Edinburgh is taken over by two competing festivals: the prestigious Edinburgh International Festival and the more casually cool Edinburgh Festival Fringe. A month of culture, food and art, it’s too good to not consider booking […]
I’m betting that this doc will be the sleeper hit of the SF Independent Film Festival running Feb 3-17. The Roxie Theater in San Francisco will be hosting the 13th annual fest with 85 new indie films from around the […]
My Day in London: by Alexandra Canedo While London is full of history, museums, and art, my perfect day in London was spent being a girly-girl in proper English fashion. The weather was sunny and warm and the cider was […]