September 2022 – Page 3 – Splash Magazines

Chicago Humanities Festival Goes PUBLIC this Fall

September 24, 2022 Splash Magazines Contributor 0

Headliners include Patti Smith, Jessica Lange, Chelsea Manning, Miranda July, Elizabeth Alexander, Jeff Garlin, Kevin Nealon, April Ryan, Valerie Jarrett, Jim Jarmusch & more The Chicago Humanities Festival is bringing some of the biggest names […]

Marriage Reinterpreted – Figaro’s Passage to India

September 24, 2022 Henry Etzkowitz 0

By Henry Etzkowitz This week-end is your chance to enjoy San Jose Opera Company’s well sung,creatively staged, laugh filled extravaganza. Taking artistic license, before leaving for aTexas opera company, the director transposed Mozart’s comedy of […]

Brick Bar Pop Up Review – Legos and Beer!

September 23, 2022 Jennifer Lunz 0

The Brick Bar landed in Chicago at Empirical Brewery (1801 W Foster Ave) the weekend of September 9 and 10, 2022. It was a Lego-inspired bar consisting of over one million blocks, transported and assembled […]

Biloxi Blues at the Palm Canyon Theatre

September 23, 2022 Joe Gruberman 0

One of the joys of vacation travel is to immerse oneself in the culture of the region. This may be as simple as dining at local eateries or sampling locally-brewed craft beers. Another fun pursuit […]

Kinky Boots – It’s All About Perception

September 22, 2022 Kathy Carpenter 0

By Kathy Carpenter “Be Yourself; everyone else is already taken,” Oscar Wilde. Moonlight Stage Productions presents “Kinky Boots” with Music and Lyrics by Cyndi Lauper. Written by Geoff Deane and Tim Firth, the Book is […]

Anastasia, the Broadway Musical – A Family Tragedy

September 22, 2022 Sarah Meyer 0

In researching the history behind the hit musical Anastasia, it’s hard to decipher if the story is, in fact, based on true events that happened to the Romanov family or simply an old Russian legend. […]

A Renaissance Reboot – Theatre 68 Returns

September 22, 2022 Elaine Mura 0

After nearly 22 years as a company and almost a decade in North Hollywood, Theatre 68’s Artistic Direction Ronnie Marmo was forced to close the theater’s doors as the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the country […]

Fall in Love with San Antonio -The City of Festivals

September 22, 2022 Susan Lillis 1

There is something for everyone to fall in love with in San Antonio. It is the seventh largest city in the United States and the second largest in Texas. It is a big city with […]

Barbara La Marr: The Girl Who Was Too Beautiful for Hollywood Book Review

September 22, 2022 Greg Autry 0

September 21, 2022 The most beautiful girl in your local town rarely raises an eyebrow in Hollywood. Hollywood beauty transcends reality, and Barbara La Marr (1896-1926) was declared “too beautiful” for Hollywood. Looking back, some […]

What’s Cooking in Clyde’s Kitchen?

September 21, 2022 Sarah Meyer 0

If you plan to see this play, I have one recommendation for you, don’t go hungry. This story is set in a truck stop sandwich shop – but it’s not your average greasy spoon, they serve unique, […]