The lights were dim. The smell of coffee permeated the air, and into Rector’s café walked an unmistakable ginger afro, otherwise known as ½ of Seafret. The other ½ close behind—a slightly shorter man with equally beautiful hair. Kit, having never heard of them, comforted Annabel as she went into a panic mode (not an […]
The event page on Facebook for the recent On The Rocks production of Salomé, Oscar Wilde’s retelling of the Biblical Feast of Herod, ambitiously advertised it as “more than a play, a religious experience.” Though few shows could meet that kind of bar, what I saw was certainly a play, and if it was anything […]