September 2017 – Page 7 – Splash Magazines

Kiss of The Spider Woman Review – Web Of Morality

September 11, 2017 Kathy Carpenter 0

By Kathy Carpenter Welk Theatre Resorts presents Tony Award Winning, Kiss of The Spider Woman written by Manuel Puic, with special permission from Samuel French. Directed and choreographed by Ray Limon. Music by John Lander […]

For One Review – Redefining Up Close and Personal

September 11, 2017 Jessie Bond 1

(re)discover theatre presents For One, a series of short plays each designed for an audience of one person. Set in historic Gunder Mansion in Berger Park, this unique collection of work offers a kaleidoscope of […]

A Funny Thing Happened… Review – The Cancer Ward Has Never Been So Hilarious

September 11, 2017 Jessie Bond 0

Route 66 Theatre Company presents the Chicago premiere of Halley Feiffer’s comedy A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Gynecologic Oncology Unit At Sloan-Kettering Memorial Cancer Center Of New York City, directed by […]

Review of LA Opera’s Carmen – Spectacular Pillar of Opera

September 11, 2017 Georja Umano 1

LA Opera’s opening night of its 2017-18 season has ushered in another version of Bizet’s Carmen. Carmen is and has been considered a great opening act for the season due to its extreme popularity. It’s […]

Produced By Conference 2017 #3 – More to Learn

September 8, 2017 Serita Stevens 1

The Producers Guild of America (PGA) concluded its final day of the 9th Annual Produced By Conference for 2017 at Twentieth Century Fox. Over 1000 people attended the conference which included six speaker sessions featuring […]

Alex’s Washington Gardens Restaurant Review – Sometimes Old is Better

September 8, 2017 Nathan Metzger 0

Sometimes Old is just better. Alex’s Washington Gardens Restaurant is just that-Old and better. Angelina Scornavacco began the family dinning traditions in 1932 in an area in Highwood Illinois known as Washington Gardens. In the […]

iMaxAlarm Review – Putting Your Personal Safety and Sense of Security in the Palm of Your Hand

September 8, 2017 Tracie May-Wagner 3

How many times have you wished that you had eyes in the back of your head when walking down the street at night? Have you ever had an unsavory character come way too close for […]

Bonnie & Clyde Review – A Killer New Musical

September 8, 2017 Jessie Bond 0

Kokandy Productions presents the Chicago premiere of Bonnie & Clyde, a musical depicting the lives of America’s most infamous outlaw couple, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. Directed by Spencer Neiman, this Depression-era tale with a […]

T&B Grill Restaurant Review – (Another) Albany Park Hidden Food Gem

September 7, 2017 Jennifer Lunz 4

In Chicago’s north side neighborhood of Albany Park (3658 W. Lawrence Avenue), there lies a hidden gem of a restaurant, T&B Grill, which means “Tacos and Burgers.” Founded by chef/owner, Ambrosio Macines, it is aimed […]

North Coast Music Fest Review – The Best Moments from an Amazing Weekend

September 5, 2017 Keith Gerbosi 0

The North Coast Music Festival sets itself apart from other festivals by having a diverse range of musical acts. From groovy jam bands to electronic dance music to rap to reggae, North Coast has it all. With […]