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Last week saw the close of Neptune Theatre’s most recent production, Annie Valentina’s new play Ballad of the Motherland. And while the window of opportunity may be closed for now on this production, this work’s impact cannot be understated in … Continued

A new plaque was unveiled March 29 at the Tarlton Theatre in honor of the building’s inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior. Source: New plaque honors historic Tarlton Theatre – … Continued

“Artisan” is a word that has become almost ubiquitous recently, especially when it is followed by the words “bread” or “coffee.” Meaning “a skilled worker or craftsman,” its use was never as widespread as it has become in the last … Continued

It all comes down to a high-stakes moment where everyone has tensed up in their seat. Right when there should be fear, desperation, or a badass minute of turning tables, someone cracks a joke. You’ve fallen victim to one of … Continued

How do I explain this? Every once in a while, we get an experience that’s like meeting an old friend for the first time. That just happened and I want to tell you about it. I had gone to the … Continued

Catholicism has ruined the supernatural. Too many horror films in too many cultures are basically The Exorcist in a different hat.That’s why films that truly come from a place of different cultural understanding are both rare and fascinating. Take, for … Continued