The following is the latest installment of Carol Tambor’s spot-on newsletter about dramatic happenings available for streaming. Below is up-to-the-minute news about what’s available. To subscribe directly, email SpeakingofTheatre.org. Start spreading the news: National Theatre Live has announced its summer program, available on National Theatre At...
Under ordinary circumstances, the event would heading into its fourth year. This year, however, is anything but. Original Thinkers is a fresh and thoughtful ideas festival regularly scheduled for early October in Telluride. The weekend generally features 10 programs, each built around an individual idea that...
Christo died on May 31, 2020. A little known fact, not detailed in his obituary, was that the celebrated artist was part of the Telluride Gallery's extended family. in May 2007, Christo and his beloved wife Jeanne-Claude were invited to the Telluride Gallery for an exhibition...
The following is the latest installment of Carol Tambor's spot-on newsletter about dramatic happenings available for streaming. Below is up-to-the-minute news about what's available. To subscribe to Tambor's newsletter directly, email carol@bestofedinburgh.org Of note: You may want to join PBS Passport to be able to watch...
We curated information about the event below (July 11) announced in The New York Times. And added more virtual theatre happening now, highlighted weekly in Carol Tambor's spot-on newsletter. All for your home entertainment. RSVP to the Broadway happening here. Join the stage’s biggest stars as they...
The following is a message from Telluride Arts in its ongoing campaign to use art to aid artists in the Age of Corona. One example is its support of a virtual concert on Saturday, May 30, dedicated to the Colorado Music Relief Fund. For more...
The coronavirus has brought much of life as we knew it to a grinding halt. Including the travel industry. What will the world of travel look like on the other side of now? Caroline Bologna turned to experts to find out. She posted her findings...
This story about the backstory of Mother’s Day was written a few years ago by Brian Handwerk and published in National Geographic. Turns out the holiday started out as an antiwar statement, but turf battles over who owned Mother’s Day kept on keeping on. And Mother's...
Jeffrey Price is a screenwriter best known for “Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” “Doc Hollywood,” “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” “Shrek III.” He also directed and co-wrote “For Cryin’ Out Loud” and co-wrote “My Brother’s Keeper” for “Tales From the Crypt.” Jeff's debut novel, “Improbable Fortunes,”...
And now for yet another time-out for tongue-in-cheek relief - following on the heels of Jeff Price's latest spin on the Age of Corona about the ruckus in Michigan and blessed indolence. (That initial post is here. Don't miss it!). Having read Jeff's piece, a...
