Thanks for tuning in to the final installment of Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula: So Long Salome’s.
In this episode, Stratford gets his way on a phone call. Morgan is fed up. Nolan Stone takes a long look at Salome’s. A 24 hour pawn shop in the Stockyards receives an unlikely visitor. A trip back to the Memorial Gardens doesn’t go as expected…Read More →
Thanks for tuning in to this exciting installment of Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula: The House Takes a Beating.
In this episode, Malachi Stratford makes demands. Nolan’s options shrink. Yoli visits and brings company. Stone and Wallace have a difference of opinion. Zarah has an upstairs meeting with the boss. Salome’s doesn’t open on time…Read More →
Thanks for tuning in to the latest installment of Confessions from the Nocturne Nebula: Chasing a Gut Shot Straight. In this episode, Zarah learns of Cherry’s fate. Nolan Stone loses something important. Steps are retraced. Flynn Morgan makes friendly conversation. A search for a needle through a space-station-sized haystack ends with an unexpected and unwelcome visitor..Read More →
Live theatre is a different kind of beast than most forms of performance art…Read More →
by Dale I. Rasmussen
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The deserts of Arizona are a place of mystery and myth.
The environs are harsh, uncompromising, and teeming with menace. However, even amidst the unyielding cruelty, there is beauty, at times, even peace. The winds whisper of both dreams unimagined and tragedies untold. Such is the backdrop and setting of Space 55’s newest offering, be my little baby, an original production by local playwright John Perovich with directtion by Ilana Lydia…Read More →
by Dale I. Rasmussen
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How do we define “loyalty?”
When confronted by others whose viewpoints we find toxic or offensive, just how important is steadfast resolve to our own values? Are there prices for “being right” that are too high to pay, and if so, where is that threshold? At what point does fidelity to our responsibilities to God or country mutate into obstinate, self-serving pride?
These questions, which haunt us in 2019 America form the spine of a story first told nearly 2,500 years ago in Sophocles’ Antigone, and this shockingly contemporary work is being told anew in Now and Then Creative Company’s final show of their second season, directed by Cody Goulder…Read More →
Dale interviews Matt and the Editors play some top song picks!Read More →
by Dale I. Rasmussen – In less than a month, St. Patrick’s day will be upon us and, with it, all the usual tropes and clichés of the holiday. As usual, St. Patrick himself will be quickly overlooked by all but the most orthodox of celebrants and the revelry willRead More →
by Dale I. Rasmussen – New Year’s resolutions get a bad rap these days. It seems that for every person you know who’s buying new running shoes or a couple of boxes of nicotine gum, there’s a half-dozen more all too happy to explain why, and usually when and how,Read More →
by Dale I. Rasmussen – This week, around the Valley, children will return to their parents’ homes, families with gather around dining room tables, and proclamations will be made about what they’re thankful for this year. Then, over a handful of hours, old resentments, grudges, and disappointments will be removedRead More →
by Dale I. Rasmussen – Around most of the country, Spring gets a lot of recognition as a time of new beginnings, but here in the Valley of the Sun, the Fall fills that role. And, once again, our own season of reawakening is upon us. This past weekend, ArizonaRead More →
They YabYum crew has some big announcements to make so we thought what better way than over the Radio Phoenix airwaves! Not only are we moving to a weekly schedule with The YabYum Hour (that’s every Wednesday at 7 PM) starting in October, we have multiple podcasts in the worksRead More →
