Review of The Too Learned Ladies
Review of As You Were: Stories and Songs for GIs in WWII
Review of The Pied Piper of Hamlin (A Musical)
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The Healing Power of the Classics There’s a lot of “political correctness” buzz in the arts community these days. The dramatic events of the past year have thrown spotlights on a number of shadowed areas. Throw out the old. Bring in the new. Everything new is old again. What constitutes “diversity, equity and inclusion”? Who …continue reading »
Well first of all, click here for Hoyt Hilsman’s PNT promo in Pasadena Now! Thank you, Hoyt, for banging the PNT drum, and letting folks know about our new “Radio Theater” pivot. “Alexa! Play Parson’s Nose Radio Theater!” Now then…. We’re on…Mars! Did you see that landing yesterday! I was tearing up. 293 million miles! …continue reading »
AMERICAN POEMS TO STIR OUR HEARTS Thanks, Amanda! Serendipity. The day after we launched our latest radio theater podcast “Ten Poems for America”, Amanda Gorman lit up the Inauguration podium with “The Hill We Climb”. Poetry literally took center stage once again. Poetry is our most intense literary expression of feeling and thought, through style …continue reading »
