Monthly Archives: July 2010
The Nile
Conor Green’s play The Nile centers on the High Dam, a man-made barrier aimed to increase economic production in Egypt by regulating the annual river flooding and providing storage of water for agriculture, and later, to generate electricity. In this play, … Continue reading
The Devil and Billy Markham: A Raunchier Side to a Beloved Childhood Treasure
shel silverstein Like many young children, I grew up reading internationally acclaimed American poet, writer, musician and artist Shel Silverstein’s whimsical and humorous poetry in books such as Where the Sidewalk Ends and A Light in the Attic. I also … Continue reading
Joe White and the Seven Divorcees
catherine bruhier, denise oucharek, nicole robert, marissa mcintyre janna polzin, graham coffeng, nadine roden jeanie calleja I usually dislike parodied reconfigurations of fairytales but Joe White and the Seven Divorcees, a new musical comedy written by Brock Simpson and John … Continue reading
Jimmy Hogg and wisdom: part one
jimmy hogg Why do we believe the things that we believe, that is the premise of veteran Fringe comedian Jimmy Hogg’s newest stand-up show wisdom: part one. Hogg’s own description from his flyer is also an accurate depiction of the … Continue reading
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