Hold On To Your Butts at SoHo Playhouse
A review of Hold On To Your Butts at SoHo Playhouse
M. Lin’s “The Memory Museum” Sits at the Intersection of the Political and the Personal
In her upcoming novel The Memory Museum, M. Lin explores the intersection of the personal and political, from Beijing’s censorship to the White Paper Protests.
Toronto’s Best New Rock Band: Introducing Meathead
Get to know Toronto’s new great rock band: Meathead
Indie Artist Nep on Fanfiction, Florida Girl Identity, and Her Debut Album “Noelle”
Indie artist Nep reflects on fanfiction, Florida Girl identity, and leaving Daytona on her debut album Noelle, a coming-of-age record shaped by internet culture, adolescence, and escape.
The 2026 Fairfield Productions Film Showcase Brought Emerging Filmmakers to the Revue Cinema
How five Canadian guys in their early 20s turned a scrappy idea into a buzzing film event that’s gaining real momentum
What If They Ate the Baby: Inside Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland’s Award-Winning Clown Comedy at SoHo Playhouse
At SoHo Playhouse, What If They Ate the Baby—the Fringe First–winning clown comedy by Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland—turns 1950s housewife banter into a surreal, darkly funny exploration of McCarthyism, gender politics, and the unsettling power of physical storytelling.
How Anthony Di Mieri Made ‘Love New York’ While Filming for Zohran Mamdani’s Mayoral Run
We interview filmmaker Anthony Di Mieri about how he finished Love New York while simultaneously filming campaign videos for newly elected NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani, and how both projects reflect the city’s chaotic creative energy.
Putting on My Debut Concert With Alt Citizen and Market Hotel
Writer Isabella Rykoff teamed up with Jojo Levey, Alt Citizen and Market Hotel to organize her first-ever concert in Brooklyn. What started as a dream turned into a heartfelt tribute to New York’s DIY and indie music scene — a story of friendship, ambition, and creative community.