May 2023 – Page 6 – Splash Magazines

Gender Play, or What You Will Review – A Transformative Performance

May 14, 2023 Jessie Bond 0

Shakespeare’s legacy has never been the most heterosexual. This largely went over my head in my early studies of the Bard’s work, but by the time I made it to an undergraduate theatre major, it […]

EarthTalk® – Installment 80

May 13, 2023 Splash Magazines Contributor 0

From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: What’s the background on the “No Mow May” movement? – J.D., via email Lawns cover some 40 million acres—or two percent—of land in the […]

Gerald McCullouch Interview -“Stuck in Greece”

May 12, 2023 David Rabadi 0

For Mother’s and Others in Chicago on Mother’s Day 2023

May 11, 2023 Splash Magazines Contributor 0

Dance and Dine on Chicago’s Finest Cruise Line Celebrate spring with dining, dancing, and city skyline views! City Cruises, operator of Chicago’s premier water experience, has announced holiday cruises for Easter, Mother’s Day, and more, as well […]

Chicago City Markets Open on Daley Plaza with over 30 Vendors

May 10, 2023 Splash Magazines Contributor 0

At the Daley Plaza City Market, Chicago’s longest running farmers market,attendees can enjoy over 30 vendors including Misericordia Hearts + Flour Bakery,Soap Junkii, D + S Farms, and Fons-Plan Based Empanadas every Thursday throughOctober 26, […]

Estrella Mountain’s LIKE HEAVEN

May 10, 2023 Joe Gruberman 0

The Bridge Initiative brings Elaine Romero‘s “Like Heaven” to the Estrella Mountain Community College (EMCC) Performing Arts Center. EMCC is a new venue for us, and we’re pleasantly surprised by it. The stage is modest, […]

Xanadu – A Magical Fantasy of Love, Art, and Inspiration

May 10, 2023 Kathy Carpenter 0

By Kathy Carpenter Zeus said it best: “Music and lyrics, dancing and a funny story – put them together and you have a musical comedy.” San Diego Musical Theatre presents Xanadu, a whimsical journey of […]

USS Cooperstown -New Ship Hopes For Peace But Ready for Combat

May 9, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

By Photos and story Bob Nesoff The first without rain, a hot, yellow orb in the sky baking the hundreds of people seated along the pier in New York City and facing a giant grey […]

Arina Sakoun – TV/Film Producer Making a Splash In Hollywood

May 9, 2023 Eileen Shapiro 0

Producer Arina Sakoun pays tribute to those old Spaghetti westerns with her new film “The Ballad of Sadie LeBelle”, which is about to start its festival run. In a brief synopsis, shortly after the end […]

Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival – Three Days of Music and a Little Bit of Everything Else at Lake Skinner

May 9, 2023 Stephan Martin 0

The Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival is celebrating 40 years of bringing together a festival weekend that is truly like no other. Great music is just the start of this three-day weekend, but as […]