Warning: I’ve written a novel that I love, but it is not for everyone. The Blower Prophet is a general-audience comedic novel. Although I believe the book has a lot of soul, it is not written for a Christian audience. The book contains adult themes and adult language. I’m proud of The Blower Prophet, and […]
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Review of Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre’s Presentation of Waitress
I was first introduced to the Broadway musical Waitress while watching the television airing of the Tony Awards. I had turned on the show to see how well Hamilton was doing when I stumbled upon a musical medley that transitioned to Sara Bareilles at a grand piano singing the opening to an achingly sorrowful song […]
Review of Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre’s Production of Mary Poppins
Before I review the 5th Avenue Theatre’s Production of Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Poppins: The Broadway Musical (ain’t that a mouthful), I need to make a slight disclaimer. I think reviewers should admit to any issues, biases, or conflicts of interest that might sway the objectivity of their reviews. With this in mind, I need […]
Review of Seattle’s ACT Contemporary Theatre’s Presentation of The Lehman Trilogy
If a play has “Trilogy” in the title, it’s going to be long. With a run time of 3 hours and 20 minutes, The Act Contemporary Theatre’s presentation of The Lehman Trilogy feels like a Ken Burns aficionado attempted to turn a ten-hour documentary into a three-act fictionalized play. The result is a densely packed, […]
Review of Seattle’s The 5th Avenue Theatre Production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid
I don’t know if déjà vu increases with age or if reality starts repeating itself as I grow older. I don’t know if déjà vu increases with age or if reality starts repeating itself as I grow older, but last night while watching The 5thAvenue Theatre’s production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid, I found myself […]
My Answer To Homelessness in Seattle
I host a daily radio broadcast from the 15th floor of Blanchard Plaza in downtown Seattle. My commute to and from Seattle is about an hour and twenty minutes, give or take a rainy day or a carpool lane fender bender. I usually enter the heart of Seattle through the North I-5 Seneca exit. It’s […]