HF 4323, or: Why I’m asking you to email your representatives

I anticipated having a slow roll-out for this blog before tackling big issues but… such is not the state of our world. Let me introduce you to Bill H4 4323. This bill would reduce “aid to public libraries that host drag queen story hour.” It would frankly punish libraries financially for having this kind ofContinue reading “HF 4323, or: Why I’m asking you to email your representatives”

A Time to Open Up

Content warning: This post discusses assault, rape, abuse (physical and emotional), toxic behavior, and codependency. Please take care of yourself while reading and please reach out if you need to talk. After getting involved in the CTC boycott, I’ve sat with the idea of opening up and sharing my experiences of being an assault survivor.Continue reading “A Time to Open Up”

The Korean Drama Addict’s Guide to Losing Your Virginity

Note: I’m trying a new reviewing format. Like it, love it, dislike it – let me know! About the Show: This title really says it all. Gao Hlee is a personality coach working with CEO mogul Benedict to improve his personality. Gao Hlee is infatuated with Korean dramas and uses them to express her desire toContinue reading “The Korean Drama Addict’s Guide to Losing Your Virginity”

Vietgone

Without a doubt, Vietgone is my new favorite show. I’ve known Qui Nguyen’s writing from She Kills Monsters, a favorite script of mine that (while I’ve yet to see staged) I cherish for its female protagonists and humorous perspective on D&D and geek culture. But I wasn’t prepared for the hilarious, heartbreaking, and sexy world thatContinue reading “Vietgone”

Local Music Scene: Geoffrey Brown

If you’re like me and you just realized it’s the end of February, then you might be thinking about attending this month’s Local Music Scene at Bryant Lake Bowl. But first, here’s a very belated look at January’s event with Geoffrey Brown, of the Dregs. If you’re unfamiliar with the Local Music Scene, each monthContinue reading “Local Music Scene: Geoffrey Brown”

Local Music Scene: John Genz

If you haven’t heard of about the Local Music Scene at Bryant Lake Bowl, listen now. Once a month, Bryant Bowl hosts this mash-up of improv scenes based off the lyrics of songs performed by a local musician. This month featured John Genz, described as a “violent lamb of a man” whose music hovers somewhere between folkContinue reading “Local Music Scene: John Genz”

La Natividad

La Natividad, In the Heart of the Beast’s reoccurring Christmas show inspired by the gospels of Matthew and Luke, is one of the most poignant shows you’ll find this holiday season. Traveling to site-specific locations culminating in a procession to St Paul’s Lutheran Church near In the Heart of the Beast’s theater, this performance combines a ChristmasContinue reading “La Natividad”

White Christmas

I find it important to be honest in my reviews, even if I risk being unpopular. While most everything I’ve read about the Ordway’s White Christmas is full of positivity, remarking on its charm and holiday cheer, I had a far different experience with this show. I feel almost embarrassed, like the Grinch about toContinue reading “White Christmas”