The Reds, Pinks & Purples Announces New LP; Shares 'Your Worst Song Is Your Greatest Hit'
by Michael Major - January 24, 2024 Crystalizing the tragic self-celebrating kingdoms of fortunate failures, false heroes, music press deities of limitless deceit, hometown dive gods and humanity in the grips of all its romanticized wonder and woe — the latest missive from DIY pop titan The Reds, Pinks & Purples takes aim at the threa... 
Review: METAMORPHOSIS, Lyric Hammersmith
by Alexander Cohen - February 07, 2024 Frantic Assembly’s new version, penned by Lemn Sissay, may be poetically vivid and visually mesmerising, but it is terminally plagued by dramatic inertia. Without that key ingredient, the production melts into the looming shadows. An expressionistic mess. But a beautiful one to watch unravel.... 
BWW Review: World Premier of Michael Pink's BEAUTY & THE BEAST Enchants at the Milwaukee Ballet
by Kelsey Lawler - April 13, 2018 Roses wave hello, storybook pages spring to life, the townsfolk are actually nice, and the troupe of orphan children are a little creepy. This isn't Disney's Beauty & the Beast. Instead, Michael Pink gives us a world premier Milwaukee ballet where 'Belle is the hero of her own story; a voracious rea... 
BWW Review: Epic and Extraordinary: Robin and Clark's TREASURE ISLAND Sets High Water Mark in Musical Theatre Excellence
by Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold - June 28, 2019 There is magic afoot at MSMT's Pickard Theater - and miracles! Not supernatural ones, but rather those that happen when a fresh new work of musical theatre dazzles the public with its excitement and beauty. And that is exactly what Marc Robin and Curt Dale Clark's TREASURE ISLAND A MUSICAL ADVENTURE... 
BWW Review: Lady Day and Her Demons
by Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold - September 23, 2017 Portland Stage opens its 44th season with an intense production of Lanie Robertson's exploration of the tortured inner life of songstress Billie Holiday, Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill. Essentially a ninety-minute dramatic monologue, the play with music is a virtuoso vehicle for the singer-actr... 
BWW Review: MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL at the Orpheum Theatre
by Korey Beyersdorf - May 22, 2022 Moulin Rouge! The Musical is a celebration of Truth, Beauty, Freedom and Love. Between the megawatt musical numbers, stunning dance performances and breathtaking sets and costumes, there is something for everyone in this show. This was an all-around good time, and if you can score a ticket, expect t... 
Review: AMERICAN PROPHET: FREDERICK DOUGLASS IN HIS OWN WORDS Premieres at Arena Stage
by Morgan Musselman - July 30, 2022 A provocative and inspiring new musical, AMERICAN PROPHET: FREDERICK DOUGLASS IN HIS OWN WORDS, premieres at Arena Stage now through August 28th.... 
Grammy-Nominated Country Star Cam Unveils Official Video for 'Classic'
by Sarah Jae Leiber - October 01, 2020 Today, Grammy® award-nominated artist Cam releases the video for 'Classic.' The video was directed by Taylor Fauntleroy (Orville Peck, John Legend, The Chainsmokers) and filmed at White Limozeen, the brand new rooftop bar of the Graduate Hotel in Nashville, TN.... 
BWW Review: THE NUTCRACKER, Royal Albert Hall
by Vikki Jane Vile - December 30, 2019 In true balletomane style, my first thought when I knew I would be in London over the Christmas and New Year period was that I would finally be able to catch Birmingham Royal Ballet's (BRB) Nutcracker which runs for just seven performances.... 
BWW Review: THE IT GIRL Definitely has IT at Meadow Brook Theatre!
by Katie Laban - June 17, 2019 Sometimes walking into a theatre, you know next to nothing about a show. Now that can end up being an experience where you are counting down the minutes until it is over or where you end up being so enthralled by the production that you are sad when the lights come up. The IT Girl is definitely the ... 
The Reds, Pinks & Purples Shares New Single 'Learning To Love A Band'
by Michael Major - February 22, 2024 Crystalizing the tragic self-celebrating kingdoms of fortunate failures, false heroes, music press deities of limitless deceit, hometown dive gods and humanity in the grips of all its romanticized wonder and woe — the latest missive from DIY pop titan The Reds, Pinks & Purples takes aim at the threa... 
BWW Review: THE PEARL FISHERS at Santa Fe Opera
by Maria Nockin - July 01, 2019 On June 29, Santa Fe Opera presented its second production of the 2019 season, a revival of Georges Bizet's exotic THE PEARL FISHERS. First seen in Lee Blakekely's 2012 version, the production has fared well. Current director Shawna Lucey staged a tasteful, straight forward revival of the work Bizet... 
Upchuck Reveal Explosive New Single 'Night Calls'
by Michael Major - April 07, 2022 “Night Calls” is the first track to surface in an ongoing singles series from Suicide Squeeze Records titled Pinks & Purples. The track blends punk rhythms, drums, and pop melodies that show off another side of Upchuck’s sound. “Night Calls'” instrumental arrangements were written by lead guitarist... 
Documentarians Traverse The World Of The Unburstable Beauty Bubble At WFA2023
by A.A. Cristi - January 30, 2023 Filmmakers Cheryl Bookout and Cheri Gaulke introduce the world to hairstylist Jeff Hafler, owner of Southern California-based salon and museum The Beauty Bubble.... 
BWW Review: Winter Opera Brings Pearls to St. Louis
by Steve Callahan - January 31, 2018 Sooner or later it had to happen. Somebody had to notice the similarities between pearl divers, who must free-dive as deep as one hundred feet, and opera singers, who must make one breath last to the very end of that bel canto cadenza. Well, in 1863 Georges Bizet and his librettists saw that link be... 
LESS THAN JAKE to Play 4th Annual CAMP PUNKSYLVANIA MUSIC & CAMPING FESTIVAL in July
by Blair Ingenthron - March 30, 2024 Camp Punksylvania Music & Camping Festival has announced Less Than Jake, the final headliner set to perform at the highly anticipated 4th annual event. Learn more about the event here!... 
BWW Interview: Theatre Life with Racheal and Ryan Nye
by Elliot Lanes - November 20, 2017 It's that time of year again folks; it's time for the Kennedy Center's annual production of the holiday perennial ballet The Nutcracker. Rather than present the same production every year, Kennedy Center invites a different company to perform its own take on the Tchaikovsky classic. This year, local... 
BWW Review: Charlottesville Opera Offers a Fresh and Fantastic INTO THE WOODS at the Paramount Theatre
by Jeremy Bustin - July 28, 2018 No matter how many times audiences have visited the titular setting in Stephen Sondheim's INTO THE WOODS, it's likely they've never seen the woods quite like in Charlottesville Opera's clever and masterful production running through August 5 at the Paramount Theatre.... 
Camp Punksylvania Music & Camping Festival Announces More Bands
by Michael Major - February 19, 2024 The festival features four stages and one-of-a-kind events that showcase and uplift the voices and talents of those in marginalized communities, as well as spotlighting notable artists for the fans. Artists such as legendary punks D.O.A. and skacore punks Kill Lincoln have been announced, along with... 
Art House Productions' Presents ACCESS JC FRIDAYS!
by A.A. Cristi - May 14, 2018 On June 1st, 2018, Art House Productions' JC Fridays will be focusing on accessibility in the arts! Jersey City's premiere quarterly arts festival features art events that take place in restaurants, galleries, stores and event spaces in almost every neighborhood of our great city. ACCESS JC FRIDAYS ...
BWW Review: Winter Opera Brings Pearls to St. Louis
by Steve Callahan - January 31, 2018 Sooner or later it had to happen. Somebody had to notice the similarities between pearl divers, who must free-dive as deep as one hundred feet, and opera singers, who must make one breath last to the very end of that bel canto cadenza. Well, in 1863 Georges Bizet and his librettists saw that link be... 
BWW Review: SHEAR MADNESS at The Kennedy Center Celebrates 30 Years of Killings
by Sam Abney - March 16, 2018 Few productions can claim to be as much of an institution as Shear Madness is to Washington, D.C. Celebrating 30 years at the Kennedy Center, this show has become once of theater's most notorious tourist traps. This comedic caper whose plot can vary wildly each night incentivizes repeat viewings to ... 
Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Shakespeare's Globe
by Debbie Gilpin - May 23, 2023 “To say the truth, reason and love keep little company together nowadays.” It appears that the Globe has a fondness for dreaming, as Shakespeare’s most performed play is back in the outdoor space for the third time in Michelle Terry’s tenure as Artistic Director. ... 
BWW Review: The Magic of OZ; The Miracle of MSMT
by Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold - August 09, 2019 To stage the beloved cultural icon that is THE WIZARD OF OZ offers any theatre company a herculean challenge: one which requires stretching the imagination to the limits to create a universe where reality is redefined and fantasy is fulfilled. In short, it demands stunning stagecraft and brilliant a... 
BWW Review: City Theater's THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA Shimmers
by Carla Maria Verdino-Süllwold - March 10, 2019 Biddeford's City Theater rises radiantly to the challenge of producing the infrequently done, butexquisitely beautiful musical, The Light in the Piazza. The Craig Lucas/Adam Guettel work offers a luminous, quasi-operatic, through composed score, and requires a deft and delicate touch to bring the st... |
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