Torn Space Theater’s production of “Scenes From a Marriage,” a stage adaptation of Ingmar Bergman’s TV series and subsequent film, takes an innovative approach to unique source material, writes Melinda Miller.
Poetry slams have their own special vibe, and Pure Ink Poetry (which will have its monthly slam Sunday at the Em Tea Coffee Cup Cafe) embodies that in Buffalo, say writer Sara Ali.
“Vermiglio” is gorgeous to look at, but what about the storytelling? M. Faust reviews the film, which opens at the North Park Theatre on Friday (Feb. 28).
Jeff Miers returns with an information-filled edition of Miers on Music today. Check out news about the 2025 Borderland Festival lineup, Music is Art Festival submissions, Phish on tour and dozens of concerts that were just announced in Western New York!
The BPO, Fredonia’s Hillman Opera, the BPO Chorus and Verdi all come together Saturday and Sunday for “semi-staged” performances of “La Traviata.” Details for that, plus other area events, are in Classical Notes.
Seamus Gallivan covers a variety of topics in this week’s Buffalodown, including the recent uproar surrounding Jack Rabbit. Plus, don’t miss a specially curated list of upcoming community events.
Stephen Adly Guirgis is the playwright of “Our Lady of 121st Street,” which is on stage at Road Less Traveled Productions through March 23. He recently spoke with Peter Palmisano about the development of the play and his approach to writing.
