Paris may be known as the City of Lights but experiencing it beside someone you love gives those lights an entirely different meaning.
Wilton Drive gallery owner Claudia Castillo says her studio, with its many rainbow-inspired artworks and prominent paintings and sculptures of the male form, displays LGBTQ pride all year long.
Some birthday celebrations are packed with schedules and activities. Others are about slowing down, taking in the ocean air, and spending quality time with the people who make life sweeter.
There are performances that entertain audiences for a moment. And then there are performances that alter culture forever.
There’s something emotional about traveling with your mother as an adult, especially after life changes in ways you never fully prepare for. When my mom came to visit from Puerto Rico recently, I knew I wanted us to have a trip that felt fun, relaxing, and meaningful at the same time. What I didn’t expect was just how much this Tampa Bay getaway would stay with me afterward.
Recently, I had the opportunity to experience Complications in Sue, the groundbreaking modern opera produced by Opera Philadelphia with a libretto by Michael R. Jackson and staged at the historic Wilma Theater in Philadelphia. It featured ten composers documenting the life of one woman across ten decades. From the moment the lights dimmed, the production challenged every preconceived notion theater-goers have about what opera should be. But then, an effervescent figure sauntered onto the stage — instantly shifting the energy in the room.
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