“The Game’s Afoot” Is a Must-See Show
If you enjoy sniffing out clues and sussing out fine details like a modern true-crime detective, you can turn your love of solving a whodunit to the comedic side with…
San Luis Obispo County's Connection to Arts and Culture
If you enjoy sniffing out clues and sussing out fine details like a modern true-crime detective, you can turn your love of solving a whodunit to the comedic side with…
Having to work at a terrible job out of desperation—a job you hate that is a daily kind of humiliation and destruction of body and spirit—seems to be so common…
Photo by Brittany App Almost every seat was taken in Cal Poly’s Spanos Theatre on March 7 to see Clue: The Musical, a two-act raucous reenactment of the board…
Among the opening visuals of the movie Sing Sing, a bird perches on barbed wire looking into a peaceful prison yard. Aside from the wire, high walls, and guard towers,…
Living in California we sometimes take for granted how fortunate we are to live in such a visually stunning and diverse state. The Mexican culture in particular is deeply ingrained…
In the Shadow of the Cypress* The five animated short films nominated for this year’s Academy Awards, currently showing in a block at The SLO Film Center at the…
Photos by Luis Escobar, Reflections Photography Studio When it comes to Shakespeare and his much-performed comedy Much Ado About Nothing, “I think he means to delight us—pure and simple,”…
There’s something fishy going on at The Great American Melodrama, although what’s happening seems relegated to a place far, far away—somewhere in the chilly northern wilds of Wisconsin—not in the…
The theatre was packed, no one could sit still, and everyone clapped at the end. Becoming Led Zeppelin was a long time coming: finally, a documentary about the origins of…
It was KISS who famously sang “God gave rock and roll to you,” but I’m pretty sure they were mistaken. Now, after attending a tour-de-force presentation of Million Dollar Quartet…