Stagestruck: Letters to Kamala
The election of Kamala Harris as the first woman Vice President of the United States, as well as the first African American and the first of South Asian descent, is cause for celebration. But those “firsts” don’t sit quite comfortably with the three women of color in a new play, “Letters to Kamala.” These ladies are pissed.
Sessions Podcast – Ali Kat and the Revelators
Rocking funk and soul with sax, guitars, and high energy vocals
Valley Show Girl: Life of Brian
I recently met up with Valley country frontman Brian Chicoine to chat about some cool future projects he’s been working on.
Cinemadope: Wild Card
But one thing that nobody can take away from DC is their most iconic villain: the Joker. Known mostly as Batman’s archenemy, the Joker, with his white greasepaint and permanent grin.
Stagestruck: Forced to the Border
Two Latinx plays, in Holyoke and Hartford, revolve around themes of dislocation — displaced neighborhoods, populations, and minds.
Locals take advantage of snubbing out marijuana offenses
Meanwhile, leaders like Alex Morse don’t think the law goes far enough in expunging past convictions.
Podcast: Truck Stop Troubadours front-man Brian Chicoine on his music and a recent health scare
An interview with Valley Show Girl Jennifer Levesque
V Spot: How Do I Talk To My Partner Directly?
The vulnerability alone makes me want to curl up into a sweaty ball and disappear forever.
Free Will Astrology: LeBron sleeps 12 hours a day; you should, too, Cancer
LeBron James devotes 12 hours a day to the rejuvenating sanctuary of sleep.
Matthew Thornton on the Valley Advocate Sessions Stage
Matthew Thornton combines progressive folk rock on uke and guitar with protest themes.
Letters to the Editor: ‘Joe Biden should not be our president’
Letters to the editor the gun control and Biden’s fitness for office.
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Review: Homesick for Daniel Chiaccio’s world
Indeed, Chiaccio’s worlds are fascinating. They are largely airborne, and there is a building up of structures and elements that defies gravity and the weight of the ink.
Our Bloodies, Ourselves
It all starts with "menarche," the horrendous word for a young woman's first period. In some cultures this is celebrated, and women get to laze around in pools of chocolate with their besties (read Anita Diamant's The Red Tent). In others it's seen as downright dirty...
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Stagestruck: A List Of Things To Live For in ‘Every Brilliant Thing’
Everyone needs something to live for. Some of us have a harder time finding it than others. Much harder. So … if you’re a young child and your mom has just tried to kill herself, what can you do about it?
