Catches perfectly the quarantine vibe of feeling isolated, alone, and somehow simultaneously overexposed
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Author: Scott Wiser
Scott Wiser is a left-handed, cross country skiing Walter Mitty wannabe. A natural born Pennsylvanian he left for Alaska indulge his Peter Pan complex. He is a one-time participant in the Bard-a-Thon at the Fairbanks Shakespeare Theater.
THE SOUND OF THE WIND (dir. Jared Douglas): Film review
A gritty, realistic perspective on mental illness
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BALLOON (dir. Michael Herbig): Film review
The real life story of two East German families attempt to escape to West Germany via a homemade hot-air balloon.
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Oscar Nominated Live Action Short Films: A review
Rejoice in what has become my favorite Oscar tradition.
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Oscar Nominated Animated Short Films: A review
Animated stories told with focused precision
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AWAY (dir. Gints Zilbalodis): Film review
A terrifying yet starkly beautiful world
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A SINGLE SHARD (People’s Light): A yarn spun on a potter’s wheel
A powerful sensory experience that can be likened to listening to an engaging storyteller while staring at the fire
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TWELFTH NIGHT (Philly Shakes): What you will!
The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre demonstrates Shakespeare’s continued relevance with a well-choreographed comedy of contemplation.
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RICHARD III (People’s Light): Smile heaven upon this fair conjunction
A dichotomy of delight and disgust makes this production such a treat—a feast with many courses, each richly flavored and deeply textured.
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MACBETH (Villanova): Ambition, conscience, fates, and kazoos
This production offers gore, unconventionality, and laughs, and certainly strikes up debates about the meaning of the play’s profound poetry.
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THE HANDMAID’S TALE (Curio): One woman’s poignant and personal story
A timely retelling of Margaret Atwood’s classic dystopian novel.
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[65] A MYSTERY? (Dragon’s Eye Theatre): Fringe review
Picture the scene: You are a child under ten years old; you meet three other children, each quite young, Brendan (Patrick Lamborn) is a mandolin prodigy…
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[55] HAPPY BIRTHDAY KIM HUNTER (Zacherle): 2013 Fringe review
There is no more special honor than to be thrown a birthday party, after all one “can never stop someone’s birthday, even if you kill…
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