Much has changed in 418 years. After all, 1599 marks a year when perhaps the most potent writer of English-language theater wrote four of his masterful works. William Shakespeare penned Henry V, Julius Caesar, As You Like It, and the first draft of the iconic Hamlet. “When an audience and the theater community responds so … Continue reading How 2017 Became 1599: Irondale Ensemble Probes Shakespeare’s Prolific Year
Oh You Sloppy, Odd, Scrumptious Mashup: Burgrito’s Opens In Park Slope
While wiping the remaining chipotle sauce off my face, Burgrito's co-owner Darin Laby took a quick glance around his new restaurant which opened just two weeks ago. "We're a little off, but I like it," he said. Laby understands the goal of his curious menu and possesses a warmth and sense of humor which parallels … Continue reading Oh You Sloppy, Odd, Scrumptious Mashup: Burgrito’s Opens In Park Slope
Colossal Activist Heart Of ‘Small But Mighty’ Hootenanny Art House Is Overflowing
Strangely enough, Saturday was business as usual for Kira Smith and Pete Sinjin, co-founders of South Slope's Hootenanny Art House. The couple, who are known for their inspiring teaching and performance, have prioritized social and political activism for years. That spirit is synchronized with Smith's yoga and dance acumen and Sinjin's performance as both "Hootenanny Pete" … Continue reading Colossal Activist Heart Of ‘Small But Mighty’ Hootenanny Art House Is Overflowing
BrunchCon At Grand Prospect Hall Could Make Your Lazy Sunday Morning Dreams Come True
Whether you're searching for a hair-of-the-dog mimosa, dragging the strollers on the bumpy sidewalks, or simply take pleasure in waiting on long lines for your pancakes, Brooklyn Sunday mornings mean one thing: brunch. Are you sitting down with your fork poised? Because neighbors of Brooklyn, you're about to have your dreams come true: BrunchCon is … Continue reading BrunchCon At Grand Prospect Hall Could Make Your Lazy Sunday Morning Dreams Come True
‘Hate-Free Zone’ Rally Galvanizes Kensington’s Anti-Trump Movement
New York City pulsed as rallies in Kensington, Brooklyn, Washington Square Park, and Jackson Heights, Queens took place last night after President Donald Trump moved forward with efforts to build a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico, as well as plans to locate and deport unauthorized immigrants, bar Syrian refugees from entering the country, … Continue reading ‘Hate-Free Zone’ Rally Galvanizes Kensington’s Anti-Trump Movement
Are ‘Alternative Facts’ Kosher In Brooklyn?
"You're saying it's a falsehood. And they're giving -- Sean Spicer, our press secretary -- gave alternative facts," President Trump Senior Advisor Kellyanne Conway told NBC Meet The Press host Chuck Todd last Sunday. Conway's comment came soon after Spicer claimed the inauguration crowds were "the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period." Aerial … Continue reading Are ‘Alternative Facts’ Kosher In Brooklyn?
Mil’s Trills Version 7.0 Celebrates And Here’s Why You Better Join Her Shindig
If you live in Park Slope or Gowanus and you have a kid(s) running around your premises, you've surely heard of Mil's Trills. And if you haven't, well, it's time you do. And specifically, this Sunday, January 29 at ShapeShifter Lab. Park Slope neighbor and Brooklyn-bred Amelia Robinson continues her impressive journey performing under the name Mil’s Trills. … Continue reading Mil’s Trills Version 7.0 Celebrates And Here’s Why You Better Join Her Shindig
Urban Myth Series Debut: Why Are Those Sneakers Hanging On Trees And Power Lines?
I've been anticipating the questions that my toddler will begin asking me soon enough; the "why is the sky blue?" type of inquiries which I'm trying to brush up on. During our walk yesterday, my son surprised me with one of those, except this one doesn't involve atmospheric queries. He's taken to gazing up at … Continue reading Urban Myth Series Debut: Why Are Those Sneakers Hanging On Trees And Power Lines?
Subtle Activism: ‘Supergroup’ Of Brooklyn Artists Cross The Middle Passage Via Camera Obscura
The term 'supergroup' may have been first coined to articulate dynamic collaborations between musicians. We can look to Cream and Wild Flag as some of the best examples. Enter the visual artist supergroup: a Brooklyn collaboration of Open Source Gallery and Vanderbilt Republic. Add the production assistance and curatorial support of The People Movers, and … Continue reading Subtle Activism: ‘Supergroup’ Of Brooklyn Artists Cross The Middle Passage Via Camera Obscura
Episodes
Episode 1 Talking Heads, black midi, Cherry Glazerr, Can, Japanese Breakfast, and more. Episode 2 X-Ray Spex, DJ Shadow, Liz Phair, Spoon, and more. Episode 3 Run the Jewels, Bad Brains, American Football, Swearin', and more. Episode 4 Silver Jews, Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention, X, Tobacco, and more. Episode 5 Thee Oh … Continue reading Episodes
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