SEEING THE WORLD THROUGH THE WONDER OF PHOTOGRAPHY by Nick Christophers
I Chin Lin came to America like so many other artists looking to expand her talent to new levels that she could not manage back in her native land. She came from Taiwan with a vision and a goal to accomplish more with her love of photography. In Taiwan she attended the Shih Hsin University […]
The Wall Live Extravaganza @ The Wellmont Theater
‘The Wall Live Extravaganza’ Celebrates Pink Floyd’s Masterpiece January, 26, 2019 at The Wellmont Theater in Montclair, New Jersey at 7pm. Celebrate the hits of Pink Floyd with The Wall Live Extravaganza as the characters from the prodigious album come to life on-stage, offering up a unique experience that commemorates Pink Floyd’s acclaimed 1979 masterpiece. The performance is more than a concert – […]
The Dance of Death- Directed by Jeff S. Dailey American Theatre of Actors Review by Michael Elias
October brings out the goblins. There is a long history of demons in Western Literature. That tradition has additions every year and one surprising contribution is available this month at the American Theater for Actors through Sunday evening, October 28th, in The Dance of Death in a dramatization by Dr. Jeff Dailey of a 19th-century […]
Concert Review: Deep Purple and Judas Priest at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts by Michael Martinez
Concert Review: Deep Purple and Judas Priest at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts September 2, 2018 by Michael Martinez Bethel Woods Center for the Arts rarely presents heavy metal concerts. When I saw the announcement for the co-headlining tour of Deep Purple and Judas Priest I was intrigued by the pairing of two legendary bands […]
“Doing Lines With David Craig Ellis” – Brooklyn Artist Building on his talent with a new book by Nick Christophers
Brooklyn Artist David Craig Ellis Building on his talent with new book – “Doing Lines With David Craig Ellis” by Nick Christophers When you pay a visit to the studio/gallery of David Craig Ellis, you must be prepared for creativity at its best. Travel to the basement like you’re descending into an illegal gambling […]
SCENES AND OTHER HAPPENINGS FROM AN ITALIAN RESTAURANT-CATALDO’S By Sandra Castillo
The distance from 45th Street in New York City to Vanderbilt Avenue in Brooklyn is roughly seven-and-a-half miles. If one were to travel by vehicle across the great expansion of the Brooklyn Bridge to get there, it would take less than thirty minutes to reach their destination. The only thing that […]
ACTRESS TINA JETTER by Nick Christophers
YOUNG ACTRESS TINA JETTER CONTINUES HER RISE IN THE FILM WORLD WITH AWARD WINNING FILM by Nick Christophers Tina has devoted her time and energy to the acting / producing game for a while. Her credits run from 2004 to the present. Tina’s desire to be in front of the camera and behind it […]
CREATOR GEOFFREY GUERRERO GEARS UP FOR 6TH ANNUAL KATRA FILM FEST by Nick Christophers
It has been a few years that Geoffrey has devoted to growing the KATRA Film series and it has grown since 2012. One example of this is the continuous submissions of new projects to the festival on an international level. It is not just films from the States but Europe, Asia and South America. The […]
Astrid Kuljanic Transatlantic Exploration Company at Carnegie Hall a review by RJ Hardeman
I awoke from dreamland this morning with the voice of Astrid Kuljanic singing an upbeat tempo song. Her clear voice and delivery made me smile, even as it was happening inside my head. The song, included on her latest CD, RIVA, was “Show Me,” and it was performed live by the artist and her band, […]