Eternal Life Part 1 is a great show. Know that the concept of death isn’t shown in a gruesome. I can’t say that the production needs a trigger warning. In my opinion it doesn’t. It supposed to make you think,…
What an amazing show that is Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill presented by Philadelphia Theatre Company. It is a must see. It’s raw, witty, eye-opening, as well as historic. Laurin Talese’s talent doesn’t go unnoticed as she transforms…
Oh what an Escape to Margaritaville looks like when you step into Walnut Street Theatre. My first time visiting the theatre and I was impressed. The show follows Tully who is 100% charmer as he runs into two women who…
Into the Woods is the newest production offered at Kimmel Cultural Campus. This was excellent on every level. From the production and stage imagery to the acting. Into the Woods hit the crowd with so much personality and powerful messaging….
Happy Wednesday. We have made it to the midweek checkpoint. From taking the time to be happy that no matter what was thrown our way, we are accomplishing some goals. This blog post’s wellness check in will focus on boundaries….
This musical about the 6 wives of Henry VIII is sure to be one of the best shows I’ve seen this year. Mesmerizing, funny, entertaining and captivating we take a step back to see what these women would have said…
As we end the month for Black History month please know Black History is all year long. I had the opportunity to attend the Black History Month Art Exhibit. Governor Shapiro hosted a room full of movers and shakers who…
Grief is overpowering. We see grief playout in the most raw and heart wrenching way in Meet me at Dawn. At the end of the show, there were so many that were crying. Meet me at Dawn is powerfully charged…
EmpathitRaX is an exploration of the mind and relationships. We see a couple who is in a rough patch explore using a drug to allow them to “see” their partner more. They get to engage in this over the top…
Kiss combines the raw forms of entertainment while educating and brining a strong call to action. It moved you from laughter to tears and it was beautifully executed. Before you go see Kiss The show is approximately 100 minutes with…
