‘Always A Bridesmaid’ sparkles in Gilroy
When four old buddies from high school get together 40 years later for weddings and other emergency, there is happy chaos and laughs with almost every line in this delightful 51st Pintello’s Comedy Theatre offering.
Get up, Stand up, and Run
IF YOU’RE new to running, there are certain rules to follow. First off, let’s bust running’s biggest myth: runner’s knee. Contrary to popular belief, running does not inherently cause knee problems. Of course,
A visit into intensity with music
THE show “Next To Normal” brought lyricist Brian Yorkey the 2009 Tony Award for Best Score and Tom Kitt two Tony’s for Best New Score and Best Orchestration. Both won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize in Drama for “Next To Normal,” rare for a musical
Perler beads for a new generation
CRAFTING is a great way to celebrate Halloween and that’s exactly what Teen Services librarian, Nichole King, of the Morgan Hill library, decided to do.
Curtain Up for ‘Kiss Me Kate’
Broadway By The Bay does nothing half way. "Kiss Me Kate" delvers a strong cast and orchestra that brings this musical into the present. When the first notes of Cole Porter’s music hit the audience the spell is cast and you are in for a special ride.
‘Next To Normal’—A visit into intensity with music
“Next To Normal” brought lyricist Brian Yorkey the 2009 Tony Award for Best Score and Tom Kitt two Tonys for Best New Score and Best Orchestration. Both won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize in Drama for “Next To Normal”, rare for a musical.
Listen & Learn
SIX DAYS out of the week, Esha Krishnamoorthy, 16, has no problem being patient. But that changes every Thursday afternoon as the vivacious voice and piano student anxiously prepares for her next music lesson with Mahjon Phillips, owner of Music As Language music school in Morgan Hill.
Interfaith forum
MORGAN HILL’S burgeoning population of commuters may have a difficult time keeping up with news of the community. Recognizing this, in 2012 Mayor Steve Tate convened a group of local religious and civic leaders, wanting to develop a forum where diverse representatives from the population could share information about making the city a better place to live.
Getting Out: Bagging out hits his camping sweet spot
My purpose in writing this column is in the title: Getting Out. As you recline on your sofa and read it, I hope your leg will mysteriously begin a barely perceptible twitch that ripens into a full body spasm of energetic excitement. You can't help it. You simply must snag your day pack and your low hikers and head out the door.
Taste local wines on Passport Weekend
Fall may be the season for pumpkin-spiced everything, but it’s also a time for wine, thanks to the Wineries of Santa Clara Valley’s 2015 Fall Passport Weekend.