The Atlantic.com published an article yesterday called “Opera’s Old-Fashioned Race Problem.” The impetus for the story was a […]
Author: Chris Bord
One of my favorite concerts was Don McLean with members of the Utica Symphony. The show was a […]
we lined up in the dark mostly silent checking laces and gear and applying vaseline the air was […]
I’d love to say They Came Together has enough good material to make a 2-minute trailer, but I […]
I worked more than ten years in movie theaters around Utica, NY. Great jobs – no matter what […]
We’re about midway into The Mikado now, and I’ve gone through most of the stages of directing: optimism, […]
The Utica Boilermaker just celebrated its 37th running. It’s a great event, attracting over 17,000 participants for the […]
I remember a review of the musical Legally Blonde that said it was “great for people who loved […]
One of my dearest, very best friends is Richard Enders. I knew him first as “Mr. Scrooge,” when […]
…(F)or me, the movies are like a machine that generates empathy. It lets you understand a little bit […]
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