Adventures of a Midwesterner becoming a Floridian
It's been over a year since I last posted. Since February of 2020, so many things have changed so I figured there is no time like the present to pop on here and post a little update for you all! In my last post (dated February 21, 2020), I promised to catch up on all... Continue Reading →
My 2020 started off with a bang...literally. On January 11, I slipped and fell on black ice, broke my wrist and managed a minor fracture and sprain of my elbow as well. I wish the story were more glamourous than that, but sadly it's not. So, I've had to take a minor hiatus from the... Continue Reading →
As a lifelong Catholic, nuns hold a special place in my heart. Nuns who sing and dance, even better. Having seen Sister Act at Sunset Playhouse a couple of years ago, I can confidently say that theatrical productions involving said singing and dancing nuns are a guilty pleasure. Nunsense at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater is... Continue Reading →
Back in October, Tyler and I had the privilege to check out Dad's Season Tickets, written by our very own friend, Matt Zembrowski, at Northern Sky Theater in Fish Creek, Wisconsin. Matt has been a dear friend of mine since my days at Cardinal Stritch University where we met through the liturgical music ministry. Matt... Continue Reading →
I can’t pinpoint the exact moment when I first fell in love with West Side Story but I remember being enamored with this Romeo and Juliet inspired love story from a young age. The Sharks and the Jets, Tony and Maria, Officer Krupke – I loved it all. When my friend Laura and I attended... Continue Reading →
For anyone who grew up where at some point in their life they have been exposed to musical education, you'll definitely relate to "2 Pianos 4 Hands" now playing at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater. The Rep is back in full force and kicked off their 2019/2020 Season with this musical comedy which is showing in... Continue Reading →
Before becoming a member of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's social media club, I had never seen a one actor play before. As much as I have always liked theater and the arts, I was always skeptical of going to a play with only one performer. I guess I had a narrow-minded perception that it would... Continue Reading →
Something I have in common with my siblings-in-law is our love for theater, especially my brother-in-law, Byron. Most of my conversations with Byron either in person or on the phone always somehow circle back to theater. I first saw Byron as Daddy Warbucks in Annie a few years ago and he did a phenomenal job... Continue Reading →
As a kid I loved music. As an adult, I still do. From as young as I can remember, I remember my dad playing tons of CDs for me both at our house and in the car. I'm not sure I fully appreciated it back then but today I can confidently say that my dad... Continue Reading →
Recently my friend Laura and I went to the Milwaukee Rep to check out The Chinese Lady. This show depicts the story of the first female Chinese immigrant from Beijing to America in 1834. I wasn’t sure what I would think about this production going into it but from the moment it began I was... Continue Reading →
