Performance Treadmill (Part One)
By Christina Winholt Raccuia Every day, we are bombarded with images, which send a clear message that “Thin is in,” and that looks matter. With […]
Instagram Moments of My Travels
By David Porat I am reporting now from Guangzhou, my fourth stop on my quick round-the-world trek. This trip is part buying trip and part […]
Chekhov: Then or Now?
By Thomas Hoover “(We) revere the past, hate the present, and fear the future.” Was that Anton Chekhov a century ago, or was it on […]
THEATRE REVIEW Nothing Sacred: Sense and Sensibility
By Eric Uhlfelder There’s rarely anything sacred in Bedlam Productions. Director Eric Tucker has taken theatre away from its traditional focus on dialogue and stage, […]
Jim Fouratt’s REEL DEAL: Movies that Matter
NYC is about to become Movie Theatre Capital of the World for the public to see a movie. In addition to the soon to be […]
Hillary Supporters
On Sunday, April 17, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender New Yorkers from across the five boroughs rallied in front of the historic Stonewall Inn in support […]
Youth Owns the Future, Age Sees It
In the midst of a record turnout in the 66th Assembly District, and all the problems with voter records, Arthur Schwartz local District Leader, wanted to make […]
Sturdy Birds
By Keith Michael Spring migration is flying by (i.e. that semi-annual avian marathon when millions of miniature collections of feathers and muscles and bones and […]