Millennial Notes Anne Yumi Kobori’s Dark, Fantastic Portrait of an Artist by Beau McGlasson Tea parties, real or imaginary, usually feature wit and polite manners. But Anne Yumi Kobori’s tea party features a clinically anxious Alice (of Wonderland fame) and a clinically insane Mad Hatter (of Wonderland infamy). The wit may still be present,…
Millennial Notes Dan Hoyle Champions New Investigative Theater, Brilliantly by Beau McGlasson From an early age, we are taught to color inside the lines, but we miss out on an equally important lesson—when to cross over the line. Dan Hoyle’s new one-man show called “Border People” uncovers lives caught outside the lines and in…
Millennial Notes Mark St. Germain Asks: Do We Have the Strength to Change? by Beau McGlasson Dance is pure human expression. It’s the carefree wildness of a club at 1 A.M., the controlled passion of tango. You can dance on your own to Robyn or tangle yourself in your lover’s arms. Dancing expresses frustration…
Millennial Notes Jeffrey M Jones Delivers a Surrealist Romp by Beau McGlasson “70 Scenes of Halloween” aims to disorient. True to its name, the 70 scenes fly by at a rapid pace, creating a hyper David Lynch flow designed for laughs, which it delivers in spades. It’s Halloween night. The TV drones on while…