Church Sound Podcast Episode 145: From The Stage To The Console

The latest installment of the Church Sound Podcast, Episode 145, delves into the critical connection between the physical stage setup and the audio console, offering practical advice and troubleshooting tips…

Philadelphia Mourns Loss of Dito van Reigersberg, Artistic Luminary and Co-Founder of Pig Iron Theatre Company

Philadelphia’s vibrant arts scene is in mourning following the death of Dito van Reigersberg, a towering figure in experimental theatre, a beloved performer, and a co-founder of the critically acclaimed…

Ionia Prepares for Unprecedented Influx of Visitors as Billy Strings’ Freak Fair Prompts Ordinance Revisions

The small Michigan town of Ionia is bracing for a significant demographic shift next month as it gears up to host the inaugural Ionia Freak Fair, a two-day music festival…

Garsington Opera Stages Anarchic and Astonishing Production of Gerald Barry’s The Importance of Being Earnest

Garsington Opera has recently captivated audiences with its vibrant and profoundly unconventional new production of Gerald Barry’s The Importance of Being Earnest, a work that continues to challenge traditional notions…

George "Bongo Joe" Coleman: The Unconventional Rhythms of San Antonio’s Street Legend

The vibrant tapestry of American street music, often chronicled in works like Cary Baker’s "Down on the Corner; Adventures in Busking & Street Music," celebrates a diverse cast of performers,…

The Subtheory Unveils Potent Social Commentary with "Things That Caught My Attention"

Oxford, UK – The Subtheory, a formidable four-piece musical collective hailing from the historic city of Oxford, has recently captivated listeners with their latest single, "Things that caught my attention."…

Role Model Hermit: Mary In The Junkyard Unveils a Confident, Genre-Defying Debut Album

The highly anticipated debut album, Role Model Hermit, from South London trio Mary In The Junkyard, has arrived, immediately asserting itself as a strong contender for one of the most…

George "Bongo Joe" Coleman: The Unforgettable American Primitive of San Antonio Streets

The vibrant tapestry of American street music, often a crucible for raw talent and unfiltered expression, features few figures as idiosyncratic and compelling as George "Bongo Joe" Coleman. A true…

Book Review: The Art of Practice

A Paradigm Shift in Skill Acquisition Dittmar’s latest offering emerges as a significant contribution to the literature on performance psychology, challenging long-held beliefs about the nature of practice and skill…

Joe Cook: The Vaudeville Polymath Whose Relentless Pursuit of Five-Club Juggling Redefined Perseverance

Joe Cook, a name that resonates with the golden age of American vaudeville, stands as a testament to unparalleled versatility and unwavering dedication. His illustrious career, spanning the late 19th…