November 2017 – Splash Magazines

Triple Silken Pumpkin Pie Recipe – A Delicious Treat Sure To Wow Your Guests!

November 29, 2017 Maria Densley 0

This holiday season excite your friends and family with The Tuck Room’s twist on the traditional pumpkin pie. The Triple Silken Pumpkin Pie is complete with three different layers, and this reinvented pumpkin pie includes […]

Goodman Theatre’s 40th Annual A Christmas Carol Review – On the Comfort of Familiar Stories

November 29, 2017 Jessie Bond 0

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the comfort of familiar stories. Evidence of this phenomenon abounds in my own life—it can be found in the eternal presence of Parks and Rec in the “continue […]

Yerma in the Desert Review – Bringing Lorca into the Twenty-first Century

November 29, 2017 Elaine Mura 0

Playwright Oliver Mayer clearly has an abiding interest in famous Spanish playwright Federico Garcia-Lorca and, inspired by a Lorca drama, has written a piece reflecting the modern era. Yerma translates into “barren,” and Lorca – […]

Los Angeles City Hall Honors “La Virgen de Guadelupe, Dios Inantzin,” on its Fifteenth Year – An interview with Playwright Evelina Fernandez

November 29, 2017 Elaine Mura 0

On Wednesday, November 29, 2017, The Los Angeles City Hall honors LA VIRGEN DE GUADALUPE, DIOS INANTZIN, a Christmas pageant which has become a tradition in the Los Angeles community. From the first production 15 […]

Gordon Ramsay Burger at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino – A Burger Lineup That was Made for Las Vegas

November 29, 2017 Stephan Martin 0

Gordon Ramsey and hamburgers, it almost seems too easy. How can Chef Ramsey not create a decadent group of burgers? The iconic chef certainly seems to have the Midas touch and Gordon Ramsay Burger at […]

Castelli Art Framing and Space Review – Your One Stop Shop for Everything Art

November 29, 2017 Tracie May-Wagner 0

Over the past fifteen or so years, Culver City has become a leading epicenter for the flourishing Los Angeles based contemporary and street art scenes. With a plethora of hipster art gallery store fronts lining Culver, […]

A Midsummer Night’s Dream Review – Love, Dreams, and Shakespeare

November 27, 2017 Elaine Mura 0

The Lonny Chapman Theatre has chosen its holiday presentation, and what could be more fitting than Shakespeare’s charming 1595 tale of lovers, fairies, and enchanted forests? A kaleidoscope of colorful characters merge in this delightful […]

Wild Boar at Silk Road Rising Review – An Important Topic

November 27, 2017 Barbara Keer 0

The current production at Silk Road Rising, 77 W. Washington St., is U. S. premier of Wild Boar, written by Candace Chong, translated from Chinese to English by Joanna C. Lee and Ken Smith, adapted […]

Nick’s Pizza & Pub Restaurant Review – Pizza on Purpose in Chicago

November 26, 2017 Jennifer Lunz 0

Chicagoans can fall in love with a decades-old suburban institution as Nick’s Pizza & Pub brings its signature pizza concept to the city with a brand-new location that opened in October. Nick’s Pizza & Pub’s […]

“Marie Christine” Review- A mythic voodoo musical

November 26, 2017 Debra Davy 0

BoHo Theatre is currently producing Marie Christine through December 10th at Theatre Wit, 1229 W. Belmont, Chicago. Written by Michael John LaChiusa, this dark and intriguing musical was inspired by the myth of the infanticidal […]