December 2018 – Page 9 – Splash Magazines

Sonoma County Wine and Restaurant Review – The Perfect Romantic Long Weekend Getaway

December 5, 2018 Mitchell Sacharoff 0

I last visited Sonoma in October of 2014 during harvest season, which is a great time to go. Here we are November four years later as I headed up for a long wonderful weekend of […]

The Pfister Hotel Review – Old-World Elegance in the Heart of Milwaukee

December 5, 2018 Jessie Bylander 0

From the moment you enter the lobby of The Pfister, there is no doubt that it is Christmastime. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a hotel wear its holiday so gracefully or so grandly. From […]

Prairie Grass Cafe and Hot Shop Glass Review – A Special Day

December 4, 2018 Barbara Keer 0

My husband and I always enjoy meals at Prairie Grass Cafe but we especially enjoy brunch there. And we enjoyed it even a little bit more on Sunday, December 2 because we had the chance to […]

Top 10 Five Star Resorts in the Seychelles: A Roundup

December 4, 2018 Susan diRende 0

The Seychelles Islands are themselves a five-star destination, wherever you you stay. Beautiful beaches, lapis seas, emerald hills, and the most amazing people. Still, to have the exquisite ease that only luxury accommodations provide, you […]

Anna Netrebko in Lyric Opera Recital Review – An Opera Star Redefined

December 3, 2018 Jennifer Lunz 1

The superstar Russian soprano, Anna Netrebko, performed in a rare recital at the Lyric Opera House on Sunday, December 2nd, 2018, at 3pm. Her breathtaking, flawless voice, provided the audience and opera lovers alike with […]

Artistic Director Jonathan Sharp – The Inland Pacific Ballet Performs THE NUTCRACKER

December 3, 2018 Elaine Mura 0

Since its first presentation in 1892 at the Maryinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, Russia, THE NUTCRACKER has become the most popular holiday ballet of our times. An adaptation of the 1816 story by E.T.A. Hoffman, […]

Bailiwick at The Orleans – Well Worth Venturing off the Las Vegas Strip

December 3, 2018 Stephan Martin 0

There is the Las Vegas that is known as the strip, which makes up a mere 4.2 miles of what tourists have come to define as “Las Vegas”. There is so much more to this […]

Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley Review – Love, Regency England Style

December 2, 2018 Jessie Bylander 0

Disclaimer: In 1995, when I was 18 years old, a friend sent me several VHS tapes full of the BBC’s latest production of Pride and Prejudice. I was immediately entranced, smitten, and obsessed. Several years […]

The Revolutionists Review – Liberté, Égalité, Sororité

December 2, 2018 Jessie Bond 0

I’ll never forget the moment in college when my Women’s and Gender Studies professor pointed out how many historical revolutions, seeking equality among men, sought exactly that—equality for men, never women. “The motto of the […]

Goodman Theatre’s A Christmas Carol Review – A Heartwarming Tradition

December 2, 2018 Jessie Bond 0

There’s no place like home for the holidays, and A Christmas Carol at the Goodman Theatre is its own kind of theatrical home. I imagine it must be for the actors, designers, and stage crew […]