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theatrereviews |
A Bare But Worthy CymblineApr. 01, 2014 | Comments What makes a theatre? For that matter, what makes a play? A character? These questions are at the heart of Bare Theatre's production of Cymbline, an overlooked Shakespearan play that like this production defies definition. |
science fictionspace |
Space: the Really Big FrontierMar. 29, 2014 | Comments Doctor Who fans know "it's bigger on the inside," but science fiction writers often fail to apply the same idea to the vastness of space. |
The Flamefan fictionscrimshaw |
After the Last HurrahMar. 27, 2014 | Comments An aging couple shares a heart-to-heart talk about love, family, and fireworks. |
Sherlock Holmestheatrereviews |
Temple Theatre Does Holmes WellMar. 25, 2014 | Comments I attended the Temple production of Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily with some trepidation, and left it pleasantly surprised. |
Sherlock Holmes |
Thieves Take a Page from DoyleMar. 22, 2014 | Comments Two things made me think about Sherlock Holmes yesterday. One was a show, the other was an actual crime. |
poetryscrimshaw |
MonolithMar. 20, 2014 | Comments This poem is a fusion and reworking of two poems I wrote in high school. |
Resurrectiontelevisionreviews |
Episode 1.02: UnearthMar. 18, 2014 | Comments This episode continued the sense of wonder introduced by the pilot. It was just as colorful and vibrant, and the exposition was handled in such a way that I gained even more insight into these characters. |
holidaystheology |
St. Patrick's Day and LentMar. 15, 2014 | Comments Lent is a period of fasting, prayer, and preparation. St. Patrick's day has become a day of excess, pride, and celebration. At first glance the two holidays appear mutually exclusive. |
fantasybooksfan fictionscrimshaw |
A Twaddle of a ThingMar. 13, 2014 | Comments Mr. Headrick, an upstanding raff of the Wabe, is forced to entertain a difficult visitor. This story is inspired by the poem "Jabberwocky" from Alice Through the Looking Glass, and as such is very nonsensical from the plot to the vocabulary. |
Resurrectiontelevisionreviews |
They Walk in Beauty: First Reactions to the Resurrection PilotMar. 11, 2014 | Comments I am so glad I tuned in. Regardless of how the rest of the season pans out, or how long the show lasts, or whether the creators can keep the story engaging, this episode alone was a beautifully filmed, acted, paced, scored, piece of art. |
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