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Gloucester Stage's "Moon Man Walk": A Moving Production
Let’s go for an adventure on the moon. As Gloucester Stage’s final show of the season, the theater presents “Moon Man Walk,” written by James Ijames. After his mother passes, Spencer returns home to clean out his mother’s house. Along the way, Spencer meets Petrushka, recounts memories, and discovers a surprising secret.
By Marielle Sabbaga day ago in Geeks
The Odyssey(2026) Review: A Brilliant Psychological Epic That Almost Gets There
Full disclosure: I came into Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey with sky-high expectations. After all, we are talking about The Odyssey — a cornerstone of the Western canon that has been translated, reimagined, and dissected. Set to music long before anyone had ever heard of Margaret Atwood or Claire North. Having read and enjoyed more than a few different adaptations, including (but not limited to) Emily Wilson’s landmark translation , Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad , Claire North’s Songs of Penelope Trilogy, and EPIC: The Musical , I was prepared to like this one a lot.
By Jenna Deedy5 days ago in Geeks
This Halloween, Indigenous Cultures Are Not Costumes: Why It’s Time to Leave Pocahontas Alone
Content Warning: This article contains potentially triggering material. The text discusses colonialism, cultural appropriation, harmful stereotypes, the history of indigenous subjugation, massacres of Indigenous people, sexual exploitation, and violence against indigenous women. Matoaka/Pocahontas is presented as a mythological figure in popular culture. The reader is warned that the article may contain upsetting information.
By Jenna Deedy12 days ago in Geeks
Think Pink Again: Elle (2026) Series
Let’s sparkle the world with pink. “Elle” is an Amazon Prime series based on the classic 2001 film “Legally Blonde.” Elle’s perfect world is upended when her father’s job is relocated to Seattle. Struggling to fit in with a new crowd, Elle becomes involved in a case to fight for others and the school.
By Marielle Sabbag21 days ago in Geeks
"School of Rock" Brings the House Down at Firehouse Center
Let’s do this through the power of rock. "School of Rock” takes the stage at the Firehouse Center of the Arts. Based on the 2003 film, Dewey Finn, a washed-up musician, impersonates a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school. He rallies his students as his rock band to compete in the Battle of the Bands competition.
By Marielle Sabbag22 days ago in Geeks
Gloucester Stage's "Mrs. Dalloway: First Love": Exquisite Theater
Never buy your own flowers. Gloucester Stage presents the world premiere of “Dalloway: First Love,” by Lindsay Joelle. This prequel to Virginia Woolf’s novel follows 18-year-old Clarissa Perry in the summer of 1890. The free-spirited teenager is pressured to find a husband. An unexpected visitor coaxes Clarissa to forge a new path for herself.
By Marielle Sabbag26 days ago in Geeks
The Bluey Movie is a different design.
For real life, the Bluey Movie teaser is officially out, and there's some debate about the style it was created in. If you recall, the series was hand-drawn 2D animation; it was short. To the point, it was popular with both kids and adults however when the trailer came out or should I say the teaser trailer not many parents like the new design it was 3D this could be because of the detail the characters were showing you can clearly see the fur how it moves mostly on the chest the teeth were clear you were able to tell the different sizes of the teeth.
By stephanie borges27 days ago in Geeks
