Author: John Maidman

Crazymaking blew my mind. Sensory overload doesn’t even begin to describe it. For two hours, I was watching a guy do Tai Chi, listening to traditional Hawaiian drum and chant echo down from the balcony, absorbing a wild, fiery kaleidoscope of a screen projection, and, all the while, losing myself

From Mar. 4 – 7, The Notebook of Trigorin played on the Main Stage of Pomona College’s Seaver Theatre. Written by Tennessee Williams in 1981, the play is a free adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull. Focusing on the two male principles, Trigorin and Constantine, Williams interpreted Chekhov’s work as

For an insightful glimpse into the mysteries of love and relationships, Gary Marshall’s Valentine’s Day is a must see. From the producers that made Love Actually comes a film that similarly challenges our conceptions of romance and the possibility for human connection in today’s fast-paced, commercial world. Viewers will leave

Have you ever lain in bed at night and wondered what kind of man Vince Vaughn is? Is he the horn-dog, the cynic, the psychopath? When Vaughn sees a child sitting alone in a crowded playground, does he cry a single tear? What is Vaughn’s spirit animal? Couples Retreat is