Open Mike Night at Cyber Café offers opportunities for performers and listeners
Reviewed by Rebecca Sheriff I recently attended Open Mike Night [...]
'Almost, Maine' completely splendid
Reviewed by Sarah Roche Last night (June 10), I attended [...]
'Spelling Bee' spells 'good,' not 'great'
Reviewed by Nicholas Linnehan I was looking forward to the [...]
Have you been 'art-full' this week?
My art-full efforts this past week included the latest "Pirates [...]
Broadway Theatre League's 'Beauty & the Beast' a must see
Reviewed by Sarah Roche I attended the opening night performance [...]
Were you art-full this past week?
In between the picnics and the parades, the fireworks and [...]
Were the arts part of your week?
Please share your adventures in the arts. Remember: You no [...]
Swingle Singers bring snap, crackle, pop … and siss, boom, bah
The Swingle Singers, a London-based octet with French roots and an American creator, joined the Binghamton Philharmonic Saturday, May 14, in a program of popular and classical music. What I most remember the original Swingle Singers for is instrumental singing of classical music. Today’s ensemble brought back those memories. The group excelled in close harmonies, dissonances and syncopated rhythms.
Freeman exhibit offers unusual gallery experience
Submitted by Bill Gorman If you haven’t already seen the [...]
Were you 'art-full' this past week?
Did you swing with the Swingle Singers? Get in touch [...]
