It’s All Your Fault, Tyler Price! is a musical masterclass and every detail is perfect. The set…oh my goodness, just incredibly good, seamlessly moving us from home to classroom to playground and all somehow without really changing a thing. 

A NoHo Arts theatre review of  CASA 0101 Theater’s THE HUNCKBACK OF NOTRE DAME, a musical based on the Victor Hugo novel with music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, book by Peter Parnell and directed by Rigo Tejeda.

Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2. The entire cast, everyone, is so marvelous and completely themselves in every role. That level of absorption is intimate and profoundly moving. It’s why the words feel fresh 600 hundred years after they were written. Seeing them performed with reverence understanding and love makes them new and reminds us why this man six centuries ago is still the best we’ve ever known.

A NoHo Arts theatre review of ELATE’s Rumors! written by Neil Simon, directed by Steven Kirk, and playing at the  Lincoln Stegman Theatre through November 24.

I can happily enthusiastically recommend The Goddamn Couple Down the Hall (Oh…., and Merry Christmas!). It’s a great way to start off the holiday season and prepare you for this year's looming, argumentative, stress-filled Christmas.

A NoHo Arts theatre review of  The Great Beyond Company and The Hudson Theatre’s Adventures In The Great Beyond with book and lyrics by Tom Chiodo, music by Joe Nedder and directed by Tom Chido.

This month’s movie and TV reviews of Blitz and Emilia Perez.

In this month’s movie and TV reviews blog, Mike Peros looks at Conclave and Juror #2.

In this month’s movie and TV reviews blog, Mike Peros looks at The White Bird and Saturday Night.

In this month’s movie and TV reviews blog, Mike Peros looks at Wolfs and Rebel Ridge. 

More memorable is a very efficient and effective action drama, Rebel Ridge, which can be enjoyed on Netflix, although it would have made a perfectly fine theatrical release. Written,...

This month’s movie and TV reviews of The Union, Jackpot!, The Killer and Knox Goes Away.

Each year I travel to London to attend one of the largest travel and trade shows in the world – WTM. It gives me a chance to meet tour guides and operators in exciting destinations around the globe where I might want to bring my groups of merry travelers. I’ll usually extend my trip for a day or two to explore more of London or take one of the many terrific day trips that you can do from London. This year I decided on a day out in Kent.

This month’s Active World Journeys travel blog by Jack Witt takes us to Iceland - "Adventures in the Land of Fire and Ice."

How to Select a Venue for Your Solo Show

– A NoHo Arts music review of internationally acclaimed Argentinian pianist Daniela Salinas at The Athena Foundation for the Arts concert series. The Athena Foundation for the Arts has...

A NoHo Arts music review of Inanna’s single “Contagious.”

A NoHo Arts music review of Post Death Soundtrack’s fourth album, Veil Lifter. Make no mistake, Veil Lifter is heavy…heavy in theme and heavy in sound. But what surprised me most about this really excellent and darkly soulful album was how from the depths of despair rises over and over in almost every track a visceral hopeful cry.