Friday, June 14, 2013
” I Love You, You’re Perfect,Now Change”
Theatre Reviews
” I Love You, You’re Perfect,Now Change”
the talent is super and most of the scenes/skits are adorable, but two hours is just more than we need to get the point across- cut out some of the scenes, forget the [Read More]
“West Side Story”
This is a young energetic cast with a number of Hispanic actors playing the Sharks roles, and for this I give credit to the producers. There are a great many talented Latinos [Read More]
“Ain’t No Crying The Blues ( In The Memory of Howlin Wolf)”
This is a sentimental journey, taking a newer look at his story as told through the eyes of Ms Taylor and director Rueben Echoles. While it is not one of the best scripts [Read More]
Restaurant Reviews
Something new on Route 66
But we did get him at desert time, when we ordered the fried oreos ( you will think you died and went to heaven) as we only allowed him ONE and none of the Jeni's The Buckeye State ice cream or the vanilla custard. The other desert we ordered, one that I ate most of was the Tres [Read More]
Cabaret
“A Cole Porter Songbook”
In fact, one of the highlights of attending production at No Exit is meeting some of the new talent that Fred finds. This production features four very able bodied and highly talented performers: William Lucas ( who was part of the "Aspects of Love" production- great vocal range, smooth dancer and [Read More]
“The Hunting of The Snark”
Upon arriving at Hugen-Hall, entering the area where the action was to take place, I found an assortment of young actors/performers playing "limbo", practicing their movements and balancing sticks. I was asked to be the "keeper of the rope" so when they needed it , they would know where it was. [Read More]
“The Mavenettes” Carla Gordon and Jan Slavin at Davenports
Davenport's Piano Bar and Cabaret is one of "the places to go" in Chicago if you are looking for a solid drink along with some truly spirited performers. Due to my theater schedule ( and of late, we have a play every night and double headers on Saturdays, boy Ernie Banks would be proud) I cannot [Read More]
Articles
“Summer Fun- 2013″
Of course there are art fairs and park festivals all over the city and the suburbs. These are just some of the special ones that as a parent/grandparent, I am suggesting as affordable fun for the entire family. I hope you will take some time to let me know about your [Read More]
News
Latino Theatre Festival at The Goodman Returns
In 2003, under the leadership of Henry Godinez and the Board, The Goodman has played host to the very popular Latino Theatre Festival, which allows the audiences of Chicago to witness works from theater companies and writers from Spain,Cuba,Brazil,Mexico and of course some of our local companies. [Read More]
The Ides of March on a POSITIVE NOTE!
a true delight to watch as they enter ( many in costumes) and anticipate seeing their beloved characters. Feld wants their audiences to walk away with lasting memories, singing and humming and of most importance, with a huge smile on their face and a warm feeling in their heart. [Read More]
“The Heritage of Six Corners”
There is a great deal of history in this area of Portage Park- the Historic Portage Movie Theater, Fantasy Costumes, The number 1 Sears store, the old Klee Building that has been upgraded and made into housing. The history includes the bungalows of Portage Park, the immigration changes- once a [Read More]