Exclusive Interview: Dave Davies and Julia Glander of Tipping Point Theatre’s ‘A Very Northville Christmas’
We’re entering into the most wonderful time of the year as the holiday season is finally upon us! Time to
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‘On Broadway’ at The Ford House With The Michigan Philharmonic | The Box Seat Babes Podcast
When was the last time you attended an orchestra performance? Better question is: when was the last time you attended
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Bonus Show for Broadway in Detroit’s 2025-2026 Season!
There are seven exciting shows comprising the current Broadway in Detroit season; however, plenty of other incredible shows are arriving
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‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Captures the Magic Once Again!
There’s nothing I love more than when I can’t figure out a film’s twist before the reveal. As someone who
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‘DaVinci The Exhibition’ at The Henry Ford is Exciting and Informative!
As a millennial who doesn’t know much about Leonardo da Vinci beyond the basics, the “Mona Lisa,” “The Last Supper,”
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Princess Cruises ‘Spotlight Bar’: A Journey of Story and Song
Princess Cruises has long been known for blending classic cruise charm with modern entertainment experiences, and their new show, “Spotlight
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Princess Cruise Features Unique ‘Rock Opera’ Experience!
If you think cruise ship entertainment is all sequins and medleys, Rock Opera aboard the Discovery Princess will change your
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Exclusive Interview: Cast of International Academy East High School’s ‘The Book of Will’
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: the world would not be what it is without the work
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‘Predator: Badlands’ Finds the Humanity in this Action Franchise
At the prime age of 33, I’ve yet to see a Predator film before this moment in my life. I
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Let My People Sing: The ‘Prince of Egypt’ Proshot Brings the Epic to the Stage—and Now, to Everyone
As a millennial raised on the DreamWorks animated classic The Prince of Egypt, I went into the proshot of the
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Love Storms, Mistaken Identities & New Beginnings: Detroit Mercy Theatre Company’s ‘Twelfth Night’
From the vantage of a theatre critic deeply engaged with questions of identity, belonging, and the enduring relevance of classic
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Finding Love and Lessons in Hardship: Birmingham Village Players’ ‘Lost in Yonkers’
Neil Simon’s Lost in Yonkers has long been considered one of his most poignant works, where his trademark wit meets
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