It has been estimated that during the mid 1800s in the US, as high as 40 percent of the nation’s currency in circulation was counterfeit. The relatively new technology of photography was frequently used to perpetrate...
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Joseph Leo Bwarie – post concert review
Broadway star and Falcon theatre regular Joseph Leo Bwarie performed last week at the Garry Marshall Theatre (formerly The Falcon) in the nonprofit theatre’s winter fundraising concert entitled My Funny Valentine. The...
LAST DAYS – extended through Wed, Feb 21st – Caravaggio at the Getty
The power and passion of a great artist is undeniable. The subjects of legendary Italian artist Michelangelo Merisi, better known as Caravaggio (1571—1610), virtually leap from the canvas! His works feature a bold and...
“Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami” film review
Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami is a fascinating documentary about a consummate performer with an idiosyncratic personality. Statuesque, with a naturally superb physique and dramatic bone structure, the Jamaican-born...
Looking back – “Root Beer Bandits” at the Falcon in 2007
This review dates back to January 22, 2007. Root Beer Bandits is an utterly delightful play for kids that was staged at the Falcon Theater in 2007, and directed by Joseph Leo Bwarie. Book & Lyrics by Lori Marshall...