by Charlie Barnett | Sep 16, 2020 | Charlie's Blog, News, Reviews
So here’s an unexpected development: My new solo album is on the FAI Folk Chart for August! “All By His Own Self” is #17 on the album chart; two songs from the album are on the song chart (“Hold Still” at #16 and “Corinna,... by Charlie Barnett | Mar 26, 2020 | Reviews
Yes I know this is from more than two years ago. But we are all living in some sort of aboriginal dream time right now. So I might as well post this. I love the line in this: “Reader, I play bassoon.” 12ness – Theatre Review June 11 2017 It’s been a... by Charlie Barnett | Mar 21, 2020 | Reviews
An entire book shelf fell down while I was cleaning today. After all, what else are we doing with our time these days. And a review from Fanfare, a mostly classical music oriented magazine dropped on my head. I’ve never posted this before, I guess because I... by Charlie Barnett | Mar 10, 2020 | Charlie's Blog, News, Reviews
Arts & Entertainment “19: The Musical” Tells a 100-Year-Old Story Still Relevant for Women Today 3/9/2020 by Emilie Surrusco For Jennifer Schwed, Election Day 2016 brought the full gamut of emotions. Like many women across the country, she woke up the morning of... by Charlie Barnett | Jan 31, 2020 | Film Scores, Reviews
By Ann Hornaday Movie Critic Jan. 31, 2020 at 7:00 a.m. EST Can cinema break us out of our silos? That question occurred to me recently when I watched “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words,” a new documentary about the notoriously taciturn Supreme Court... by Charlie Barnett | Nov 29, 2019 | Reviews, Theatre
In ’19: The Musical,’ women sing and dance their way to suffrage To mark the centennial of women’s right to vote, Through the 4th Wall stages a feminist civics lesson as a rousing Broadway-style musical By John Stoltenberg – November 29, 2019 Share On the...
