Trying to pinpoint just one moment in time during my three years at the Alibi is a surprisingly challenging undertaking. On the day [...]

The 2012 International Symposium on Electronic Art is soon to raise its glittering, vibrating, chattering, clicking form over the city. It has the [...]

The Sleeper is intended to be social satire about the post-9/11 culture of fear. But this contemporary comedy by Catherine Butterfield somehow manages [...]

The late Bill Call, a colorful Texas journalist-friend of mine, once said emergency management agencies were a solution looking for a problem. The [...]

I wake up, get out of bed and leave the bedroom. As I close the door, I notice that it’s crooked. I look [...]

I am able to tap dance extremely fast. I float across the sidewalk. I am also able to do standing flips on the [...]