'Inscryption' is by far the most intriguing, crazy, fun and twisted game I have played this year, a must play and easily my Game of the Year.
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Concert Review (NYC): American Classical Orchestra Plays Mozart at Alice Tully Hall (14 December 2021)
The musicians' joy at performing live on stage in a well-tuned concert hall again was visible in their body language as well as audible in their sound.
Read More »Film Review: Autobiographical LGBTQ Comedy-Drama ‘Wild About Harry’
Set in 1973 Cape Cod, this autobiographical film tells the story of a teenager coming to grips with her father's sexuality in the dark ages of LBGTQ rights.
Read More »Theatre Interview: Nathan Queeley-Dennis from ‘Pinocchio’ at the Orange Tree Theatre
"I quite like oranges. I've been reviewing oranges to figure out where in Richmond they sell the best ones."
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Dan Goodman and JoAnna Ross of ‘Schtick a Pole in It: A Night of Comedy and Pole Dancing’
Goodman and Ross are comics and writers who for nine years have also been impresarios like no others.
Read More »Videogame Review: ‘Chorus’
Chorus is a fantastic 3rd person space-combat shooter that impresses with terrific gameplay, interesting story and amazing visuals.
Read More »Game Review: ‘Horror Trivia Part II: Deeper Cuts’ from Endless Games
'Horror Trivia Part II: Deeper Cuts' is a sequel to the first 'Horror Trivia,' bringing another dose of terrifying movie trivia courtesy of Endless Games.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Candlelight’ by John Patrick Shanley
The Pulitzer Prize winner offers a funny and dark fairy-tale love story in a colorful production by Nylon Fusion.
Read More »Concert Review (NYC): ‘Handel & Hanukkah’ – Clarion Choir and Clarion Orchestra Perform ‘Judas Maccabeus’ and More, 1 December 2021
There's more to Handel and the holidays than the 'Messiah.' A suite from his oratorio 'Judas Maccabeus' featured original instruments and superb soloists.
Read More »Music Reviews: Cat Stevens, Lucinda Williams, and Joe Grushecky
A big-box edition of a Cat Stevens bestseller, four volumes of great covers by Lucinda Williams, and Joe Grushecky's collaboration with Bruce Springsteen.
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