Tomorrow the Atlas Performing Arts Center opens the second annual INTERSECTIONS: A NEW AMERICA Arts Festival. The festival chooses artists from different backgrounds, ages, ethnicities and artistic disciplines and brings them together under one roof. Like last year’s debut, the 2011 festival boasts a jam-packed schedule of theatre, music, dance, film and spoken word. Whether […]
Mid-February is here, and with it, a promise of a mini-break to celebrate those forty-four great (and not-so-great) Americans who have headed the Executive branch of government. Woo, Presidents’ Day! Let’s face it: you will be sleeping and then saving your energy so you can hate on Tuesday with renewed vigor. Until then, let’s find […]
The RiverfrontBID wants to know what you want to see during their summer movie series. Over the next week they’re surveying the community to see whether we’d prefer movies with a “summer vacation” or an “Oscar winners” theme. In two weeks they’ll determine the winning theme and let people choose which moves they’d like to […]
If you’ve spent January in a funk, wondering how best to start the year’s remaining eleven months, look no farther than the Folger Theatre: you can laugh, laugh some more, and perhaps even shed a small tear with their current production of A Comedy of Errors, through March 6th. Perhaps you consider Shakespeare too lofty […]
So you’re probably shuttered today, sore and achy from unearthing your sidewalk, your car, and possibly even the nearest fire hydrant (if you’re a Good Samaritan type– not judging here). You’re hungry but you don’t feel like getting takeout. Your’e starving, but your pantry appears before you, boring and jéjune. You want easy, cheesy comfort […]