“The Wizard of Oz” isn’t inherently an immigrant’s tale, but a bit of digging uncovers a staggering plethora of parallels difficult to overlook. Like Oz, the United States held promise of ne... Read more
Beetlejuice… Beetlejuice…Be…. thrilled because the hit musical has returned home to DC’s National Theatre! Infused with the same zany screwball energy fans of the movie know and love... Read more
TLC was the first all female group to release an album that reached Diamond status in the United States, certifying over 10 million copies sold. To this day, they remain the best selling gir... Read more
Sometimes the most influential stories are those hidden in plain sight. The durable shells camouflaging their true essence abstain from cracking open for inspection until retrospection. Only... Read more
When it comes to the Civil Rights Movement, a few names immediately come to mind: Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, and John Lewis. As their pictures aged and their stories were... Read more
A quarrel for independence from a tyrannical regime via a political system that seems to perpetually piddle, twiddle, and resolve on important issues for the sake of saving diplomatic face m... Read more
Legendary jazz musician Louis Armstrong once said, “What we play is life.” Music is emblematic of the existence we lead and that which surrounds us. Jazz music even more so. “Chez Joey... Read more
“Content is not connection, is not consensus, is not contentment.” In a time where even the most diligent of brains have misplaced their ability to differentiate between social and parasocia... Read more
Any self respecting theatre goer at one point has heard a song from or attended one of the many intoxicating productions over the years of “Guys and Dolls.” The classic, musical... Read more
Imagine everything you expect a classic Broadway musical to be: the glamor, the harmonies, the leave-you-breathless dancing, and of course a story that will touch your soul. “Some Like... Read more
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