Art is Where You Find It

There are essentially three stages in one’s life – birth, growth and death. Many artists, whether it be Emily Dickinson or The Used, explore these themes through their works. Fuerzabruta, an exciting off-off Broadway show, employs aquatic, acrobatic, aerial and dance components to explore the many phases of life while providing the audience with a unique and thrilling experience.

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“The Four of Us” is a comedic drama written by Itamar Moses and performed in California. The play, which is both entertaining and provocative, consists of two characters named Benjamin and David who deal with fame and fortune while exploring the fundamental life themes of friendship and love.

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There’s just something inherently humorous about seeing grown men cry on a Sunday afternoon.

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Most quality art is generalized to what is created by professionals or “older, more experienced” people. However this past weekend, I can say I’ve seen quite remarkable performances by young growing artists from the ages of 7 to 17. On Saturday November 8, 2008, these youth gathered together for a night of talent. This night was called Staten Island Youth Vision Festival, hosted by a local church.

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Lets “Razzle Dazzle ‘em” with Broadway’s revival of the musical, “Chicago”: a sharp-edged tale of ”murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery and treachery”.

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