Amélie – Charming Despite Inevitable Comparison While something innately French has been lost in translation, Amélie is a winsome musical (not cloying) with a solid cast. Condensation of [...] April 7, 2017
CCM Celebrates Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty Sunday night, Feinstein’s/54Below hosted a banquet of widely diverse selections from the work of collaborators Lynn Ahrens and Stephen [...] April 6, 2017
In Search of Israeli Cuisine In the early-70’s, I spent over three months on a kibbutz in the Negev. It was an amazing experience in many ways, but the food was not [...] April 4, 2017
Film Fest DC: The Hippopotamus – Looking for Miracles Ted Wallace (Roger Allam) is a famous poet who hasn’t written a poem in decades. When he isn’t getting to the bottom of a whiskey [...] April 3, 2017
Cole Porter’s Du Barry Was a Lady Musicals Tonight’s 95th revival, Du Barry Was a Lady, is its 14th Cole Porter Show. The 1940 meringue-weight musical ran 408 performances [...] April 2, 2017
Five Great Flicks Featuring Con Artists April Fool’s Day is upon us where we all get free reign to play pranks on one another and lie with impunity. In the spirit of this [...] March 31, 2017
Chess Match No. 5 I do not want a sound to pretend that it’s a bucket or that it’s a president or that it’s in love with another sound, I just want it [...] March 29, 2017
Unforgettable – Thos Shipley Tips His Hat to Nat King Cole Thos Shipley presented a tribute to Nat King Cole Saturday evening, March 25, at the Metropolitan Room to a sold out audience, both vocal [...] March 28, 2017