2021 – Splash Magazines

Music Makes the World Go ‘Round with Songs from Kander and Ebb

September 27, 2021 Mira Temkin 0

You could tell from the opening number that this was an audience delighted to be back at a live show, Marriott Theatre’s first production since COVID forced them to close, 18 months ago. “THE WORLD […]

SF Playhouse & SF Mime Troupe Present World Premier Take on Racism by Michael Gene Sullivan

September 27, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

San Francisco, CA to the World – The Great Kahn, veteran actor and playwright Michael Gene Sullivan’s latest play, speaks to the many facets of an ugly issue: racism. “As we searched the world for a play to […]

SF Playhouse Delights with Maltby & Shire Musical “Starting Here, Starting Now”

September 27, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

San Francisco to the World – A musical production can be a much-needed distraction as well as source of hope in these times, especially one about love. Starting Here, Starting Now is a rousing play […]

Movie Review of “The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain” – A True Story

September 26, 2021 Barbara Keer 0

While not an easy film to experience, “The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain” is a very important film. It tells a story that one would think could not happen, but it did. The film captures all […]

Adel Suites Mykonos review: A pool inside a cave

September 26, 2021 Christina P. Mallaki 0

I have been visiting Mykonos since I was eighteen years old. Every year, I find something new that excites me even more than before. This time, I discovered a small hotel that is hidden in […]

The Wolfe & The Bird Review – Solo Psychotherapy

September 25, 2021 Elaine Mura 0

Writer and solo performer Rachel Parker shares her deeply moving and darkly funny childhood experiences – those events which helped shape her into the competent and independent adult of today. Rachel’s story began in small-town […]

Sex with Strangers Review – Love in Reverse

September 25, 2021 Elaine Mura 0

Does sex in the digital age lead to love – or vice versa? Some intriguing questions posed by playwright Laura Eason’s tantalizing and provocative drama, SEX WITH STRANGERS. The Crimson Square Theatre Company, in residence […]

EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS – A DYING DOCTOR DOES IT HIS WAY –FILM REVIEW

September 25, 2021 Ellen Eichelbaum 0

Tom Skerritt plays his first leading film role as Ben Givens, a retired heart surgeon and recent widower who learns he has terminal cancer. Determined to navigate his final days on his own terms, he […]

The Phoenix Theatre Company Presents “Camelot”

September 24, 2021 Joe Gruberman 0

For one brief, shining moment… But wait. I get ahead of myself. There have been many different tellings of the legendary King Arthur’s story. Few omit Arthur’s beloved Guenevere; or the Invincible Sword Excalibur; or […]

Drury Lane Theatre Oakbrook Terrace Opens its 2021/2022 Theatrical Season with “Forever Plaid” – A Heavenly Musical

September 24, 2021 Susan Lillis 0

It is time to escape the chains of Covid Confinement and embrace live entertainment with the joyful sing-a-long sounds of the ’50s and ’60s in Forever Plaid. This is a retro revue paying honor to […]