State of the Arts Blog

Two reviews of a single production reveal how critics can have differing viewpoints, and how the show can change dramatically from one evening to the next.
The Vatican embraces Oscar Wilde, Harry Potter
Is the Vatican opening itself up to the broader ideas and morals displayed in packages that may at first appear sinful?
While many people consider mosaics to be a sort of craft, enthusiasts know that it can also be high art, in the right hands.
Chasing Francis Ford Coppola down for an interview, even with an appointment can be complicated.
Sense and Sensibility…and Sea Monsters
The conversion of Jane Austen's romances into horrorific tales more worthy of Mary Shelley continues.
While it'll be no surprise that legions of Potter fans will swamp theaters this week, what is pleasing about this phenomenon is movie fans will be treated to a fine piece of cinema.
For your viewing pleasure: Women in Art
Take a tour through 500 years of portraits of women, and notice the themes that emerge.
Adopt a Klingon for Christmas
For the third year running, Commedia Beauregard is bringing back its new holiday sci-fi classic "A Klingon Christmas Carol."