Check out our interview with Dan Gawthrop, the author of "Cutting Edge."
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The theme for this year’s Wicked Manors, on Halloween night, and a benefit for The Pride Center, is “Masquerade of Mayhem.” As usual, it promises to be a night of outrageous costumes and an excuse for many folks to walk around with as little clothing as possible. You’re sure to see lots of 20/20s. That’s what I call folks who could have pulled off that costume 20 pounds or 20 years ago. Not that I’m body shaming, but sometimes you have to admit a mu-mu is the best look. I have my costume and let’s just say, it leans more to the mu-mu side of things.
Some love stories are simply too magical to leave in the past, and some fictional worlds deserve a second chance to sweep us off our feet. That's exactly what bestselling author Shannon Messenger is bringing to bookshelves this November as her beloved Sky Fall trilogy returns with gorgeous new covers, refreshed storytelling, and all the supernatural romance that made YA readers fall in love with the genre in the first place.
Check out our interview with Lauren Connolly, the author of "The Monster Hunter's Librarian."
In a year of questionable remakes and reimaginings, such as Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” and Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride,” it’s not unreasonable to ask whether we needed another “Sense and Sensibility” (Focus). The answer is a reluctant yes. Why reluctant? Because, as classic “love conquers all” stories go, Jane Austen’s 215-year-old novel, on which the movie is based, is still a painful reminder of class issues, as well as the conceit that, in some cases, women remain at the mercy of men.
In his solo show, South Florida dancer/choreographer Randolph Ward is ready to bare it all—his art, his many selves, and, at one point, his body as testimony. “The Gray” will flash layers of his personal experience and then strip them away at Sandrell Rivers Theater on Saturday, Oct. 24.
Nicole Scherzinger was about to hear something she wasn’t expecting. On his way to New York to DJ an intimate party she was hosting, Eliad Cohen decided that a familiar Pussycat Dolls favorite wouldn’t be enough of a surprise. He went looking through her musical-theater catalog instead, landed on “With One Look,” and gave himself two days to turn it into a dance-floor moment.
Check out our interview with Emma Barry, the author of "You, Me, & The Conspiracy."
Last week we looked at the various “Broadway In..” seasons as well as some Broadway shows being staged by local companies. This week we look at the offerings of some of the smaller regional theaters and one-off events with a Broadway connection.
That fourth cup of coffee this morning was a really bad idea.
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