Review: Paper Moon Theatre’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ is half-baked amid technical flaws
Mrs. Lovett’s inconspicuous pie shop is nestled in the dark shadows of Fleet Street in 1780s London. With its barely palatable pies, the shop...
Review: ‘Spring Awakening’ beckons generational change
You probably shouldn’t walk in blind to see Spring Awakening. Otherwise, you may be shocked as the rock musical delves into the tumultuous world...
Review: Rooster’s ‘Flavours of Fall’ menu is refreshingly sweet and spicy
Rooster’s Coffeehouse recently released its special fall menu: “Flavours of Fall.” The menu features three seasonal beverages that are sure to satisfy Ravens’ cravings...
Review: ‘My Indian Name’ tells a poignant and powerful story
My Indian Name explores the profound impact of removing traditional names from Indigenous people, highlighting their struggles to find their identities without them.
The 42-minute...
Review: Magdalena Bay’s ‘Imaginal Disk’ is the ultimate blend of synth-pop and prog rock
Imaginal Disk’s second single, “Image,” opens with the line, “What’s the best you’ve got?”
It’s a fitting intro as this album is, in essence, two...
