June 2018 – Page 2 – Splash Magazines

Summertime Food & Beverage Gift Guide 2018 – Enjoy the Summer With These Great Options!

June 27, 2018 Gift Guides Contributors 0

All items listed from most to least expensive. Storied Western Cocktail Crate Let him luxuriate in the life of his favorite western hero and celebrate an era that’s long since ridden off into the sunset […]

Summertime Children’s Gift Guide 2018 – Keep Them Active All Summer Long

June 27, 2018 Gift Guides Contributors 0

All items listed from most to least expensive. Tentsile T-Mini Kidz Hammock The T-Mini Kidz is a streamlined, lightweight mesh, two-person hammock perfect for those with kids and families. This entry-level model can be used […]

“Evanston Made” Review – Growing Into Evanston’s Largest Celebration of Creatives!

June 26, 2018 Barbara Keer 0

Evanston Made celebrated its five year anniversary during the month of June, with a record number of Evanston creatives sharing their work with the public. There are still a few days to catch this exhibit. […]

El Paso, Texas Review – Escape to mountain time

June 26, 2018 Mira Temkin 0

El Paso is the only city in Texas surrounded by mountains as well as on Mountain Time. Located on the borders of New Mexico and Juarez, Mexico with the Franklin Mountains as the backdrop, El […]

The Blade of Jealousy Review – The Spanish Renaissance Comes to Los Angeles

June 25, 2018 Elaine Mura 0

Inspired by Tirso de Molina’s “La Celosa De Si Misma,” THE BLADE OF JEALOUSY time-machined from seventeenth century Spain to today’s Los Angeles in the blink of an eye. Playwright Henry Ong first performed this […]

A View From the Bridge Review – A FIRST RATE “VIEW”

June 25, 2018 Charles E. Gerber 0

Waterford Museum-Showboat Barge in Red Hook, Brooklyn was the venue for Arthur Miller’s A View From the Bridge, presented by Brave New World Repertory Theatre as an AEA Showcase from May 31st-June 24th Directed by […]

‘Pump Boys and Dinettes’ Review – A Country Music Opera

June 25, 2018 Ron Irwin 0

Just to add a little history and perspective to the “Pump Boys and Dinettes” I will begin with this little excerpt from Wikipedia. The musical premiered on Broadway on February 4, 1982 at the Princess Theatre and closed on […]

Mamby on the Beach Review – The Best Beach Party of the Summer

June 25, 2018 Keith Gerbosi 0

Festival season in Chicago is in full swing. There are countless to attend each weekend, but none are set-up as well as Mamby on the Beach. Mamby is one-part beach party, one-part music festival and 1,000 […]

“Neverwhere” Review – Heading to the Below for a Timely Allegory

June 24, 2018 Jessie Bylander 0

Though Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere is, by genre definition, a fantasy, residents of Chicago will recognize the location at the heart of the story: a transit system which is home to both 9-5 commuters and the […]

New Ivan Albright Exhibit – Challenging Our Perception of Aging

June 24, 2018 Mira Temkin 0

No one looked at the aging process of the human body quite like Chicago artist Ivan Albright, 1897–1983. His obsession with the body’s physical decay earned him the well-deserved title, “master of the macabre.” The […]