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Food that rocks
- For years common knowledge was, you don’t dine where you disco. Leave the grilling to the chefs and the grooving to the clubs, so to speak. Lately, however, many area concert venues have stepped up their culinary offerings to accommodate hungry (and often healthy) music lovers. So whether you’re an early bird trying to score a spot by the stage, or you just didn’t have time for a restaurant pit stop, don’t hesitate to give these concert kitchens a try.
- For years common knowledge was, you don’t dine where you disco. Leave the grilling to the chefs and the grooving to the clubs, so to speak. Lately, however, many area concert venues have stepped up their culinary offerings to accommodate hungry (and often healthy) music lovers. So whether you’re an early bird trying to score a spot by the stage, or you just didn’t have time for a restaurant pit stop, don’t hesitate to give these concert kitchens a try.
Three’s a crowd
- Let’s blow right by the obvious fact that Syesha absolutely needs to get the heave-ho this week so we can get to the main event: David vs. David. Instead, let’s touch on more meaningless but curious fare.
- Let’s blow right by the obvious fact that Syesha absolutely needs to get the heave-ho this week so we can get to the main event: David vs. David. Instead, let’s touch on more meaningless but curious fare.
No need for hollow, horribly acted ‘Speed’
- “Speed Racer” crashes and burns! This car accident that passes for a movie is a disproportionate, hollow, horribly acted and just plain bizarre box office blight being steered directly at your small children.
- “Speed Racer” crashes and burns! This car accident that passes for a movie is a disproportionate, hollow, horribly acted and just plain bizarre box office blight being steered directly at your small children.
Misfits and misspellings: ‘Son of Rambow’ is a sweet homage to 1980s
- The intentionally misspelled “Son of Rambow” is a sweet though minor English mix with a no-name junior cast. Part broad coming-of-age comedy, part dysfunctional-family drama, it’s also an affectionate homage to early 1980s nostalgia and a certain bandolier-laden Vietnam vet who looks an awful lot like Sly Stallone in a headband.
- The intentionally misspelled “Son of Rambow” is a sweet though minor English mix with a no-name junior cast. Part broad coming-of-age comedy, part dysfunctional-family drama, it’s also an affectionate homage to early 1980s nostalgia and a certain bandolier-laden Vietnam vet who looks an awful lot like Sly Stallone in a headband.
Arena Stage offers a powerful ‘View’
- Arthur Miller’s “A View from the Bridge,” playing at Arena Stage, is a Miller classic: On the surface, it deals with modern issues, while in fact exploring age-old, mythic themes.
- Arthur Miller’s “A View from the Bridge,” playing at Arena Stage, is a Miller classic: On the surface, it deals with modern issues, while in fact exploring age-old, mythic themes.
Keegan scores again with superb ensemble piece ‘Translations’
- Is Keegan Theatre on a roll these days or what?
- Is Keegan Theatre on a roll these days or what?