Shakespeare has never been faster or funnier in this improv-friendly play that takes audiences through each Bard story in one evening. Read more in Nathan Andrew Miller’s latest Buffalo theater review.
If you missed The Dutchman at the recent tribute to Stephen McKinley Henderson at the Buffalo International Film Festival or at its brief theatrical run, it is now available for streaming on Prime Video, Apple TV and other services. M. Faust has the review.
Buffalo Poet Laureate Aitina Fareed-Cooke ‘s “Poetically Speaking” debuted at the Burchfield Penney Friday night. Poets Brandon Williamson, Vonetta T. Rhodes and Benjamin Brindise were there, as was our writer, Lee Ames.
Son Henry has been bringing a distinctive style of blues to Buffalo, and he’ll be back in May as part of the Blues Society of WNY/Buffalo Hive Great American Music Showcase event at Nietzsche’s. Ida Goeckel caught at recent show at the Sportsmen’s Tavern and spoke with the guitarist.
Cheap Trick’s show last weekend at the Seneca Niagara Casino Events Center was a fiery family affair with a vibrant set list. Read more in the latest concert review from Jeff Miers of Miers on Music.
On Friday, April 3, Consider The Source brought their never-ending tour back to Buffalo Iron Works for a set that Jeff Miers describes as “insanely good.” Read more in the latest concert review from Miers on Music.
