I always hear the Hill described as a small town in the middle of the city. Our annual Fourth of July parade is one of many ways that it really does feel that way. If you’ve never been, come out on Monday morning to march, or just to watch the many neighborhood groups who walk […]
Before Judd Apatow was the king of the juvenile bro-mance he was, more than likely a juvenile himself. Kids and movies have been paired since Spanky and the Little Rascals made their Depression era debut but rarely do we get to see what kids can do given the chance to get behind the camera. The […]
During Monday evening’s Helen Hayes Awards, Folger Theater took home three awards recognizing its 2009-2010 season. Founded in 1983, the awards recognize excellence in theater throughout the Washington, DC region. Hamlet garnered awards both for Outstanding Resident Play and Graham Hamilton, in the title role, was recognized as Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Play. […]
Just when you thought the combination of the Yards Park and the Trapeze School New York couldn’t get any more unique and fun, Sunday May 1st, the TSNY celebrates their one-year anniversary of full operations on the waterfront with a public festival and performance. The Yards Park is such a great place to be, why […]
Given the popularity of St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in the US, it would seem that many of us claim Irish ancestry or do for that one day anyway. The stereotype of the lyrical storyteller holding forth at the local pub over pints has great romantic appeal. Stereotype or not, the Irish storyteller is having his moment at […]