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Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula: Episode Five – The House Takes a Beating

November 2, 2019 Carly Schorman Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula Dale I. Rasmussen Devin Morris Featured Articles Mark Anderson Podcast

Thanks for tuning in to this exciting installment of Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula: The House Takes a Beating.

In this episode, Malachi Stratford makes demands. Nolan’s options shrink. Yoli visits and brings company. Stone and Wallace have a difference of opinion. Zarah has an upstairs meeting with the boss. Salome’s doesn’t open on time…

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Radio Phoenix Broadcast of It’s Not Our Fault: Prairie Prince

October 27, 2019 Amy Young Featured Articles It's Not Our Fault Radio Phoenix Tom Reardon

On this week’s episode of It’s Not Our Fault (INOF) with Tom + Amy, the co-hosts talk to drummer extraordinaire, Prairie Prince, best known for his work in The Tubes. His career, however, runs deep – from being a founding member of Journey to touring with — and playing for —everyone from Todd Rundgren to Brian Eno to Neil Hamburger. When the two caught up with him, he was building a tiki bar/jam room at his house. Hear about that, his graphic design work, and of course, his prolific work as a drummer over multiple decades…

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The Canterbury Tarot at Aside Theatre Company

October 23, 2019 Arts & Culture Ashley Naftule Featured Articles Rebecca Rudnyk

The Canterbury Tarot is a new play by local playwright Ashley Naftule, whose other works include Ear and The First Annual Bookburners Convention. It is a mashup of Chaucer’s classic novel “The Canterbury Tales” and characters from Alejandro Jodorowsky’s tarot deck. Our players converge in an inn that sits in the shadow of Canterbury Cathedral, sharing stories as they make their pilgrimage. Motivations unfolding as interactions do…

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‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’ at The Phoenix Theatre Company

October 17, 2019 Arts & Culture Featured Articles Rebecca Rudnyk

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is a play by Simon Stephens based on Mark Haddon’s book of the same name. And it is staged in a way to viscerally convey how overwhelming existence can be as a child who is special, and brilliant, and often afraid. A child with sensitivities to light, sound, and touch. A savant who finds solace in numbers and the stars…

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