Here are some pieces I’ve written elsewhere in the last couple of months:
- A little thing for the Washington Post Express about the choreography of the new musical on the Temptations.
- My first piece in TV Guide, advancing the standalone finale of the Netflix series “Sense8.”
- A feature about Dom Flemons’ new album about black cowboys for Folkways, as part of the label’s 70th anniversary.
- A review of a world premiere play about a Pride Weekend gender switch.
- A story about an innovative exhibit of silhouettes old and new at the National Portrait Gallery for SmithsonianMagazine.com.
- A story about the roots of Prohibition, and a new docuseries about it.
- A Q&A with the set designer of “Hamilton,” David Korins.
- A look at a new show at the African Art Museum on the work of the Swahili coast.
- A review of a couple of ballets from the Ballet Nacional de Cuba at the Kennedy Center.
- A blurb about a new compilation album of bands whose member work at a coffee franchise, for Vinyl District.
- A review of a thriller by a Canadian playwright at Spooky Action Theater.
- A notice of a theater company’s production of “The Rite of Spring” that is more of a dance performance.
- And while my music reviews for Vinyl District have also appeared here, this one of David Byrne came with some great pix on that site.