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naplesnews.com Stories: Entertainment
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naplesnews.com Stories: Entertainment
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In the Know: How many Chrissy?s restaurants are still open in Naples?
Q: Does Chrissy still own the Wildside Cafe on Airport-Pulling Road? I noticed that her name is no longer part of the restaurant name. Also, how many restaurants does she operate and where are they located?
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Review: "Little House on the Prairie" at the Naples Philharmonic - musical entertains, but the books were better
The cynic in me wants to declare "Little House on the Prairie: The Musical" a load of sentimental tripe. I won't, because there's a solid night of theater in there - somewhere - if you've got the patience to muddle through it. "Little House" trades on the remembered glee of literate kids who snuggled up to read "The Long Winter" during the cold days of their childhood, imagined themselves cheering Almanzo during the Fourth of July horse race or festered with anger at Nellie Oleson's antics.
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American Idol blog: Is Naples native Paige Miles going home?
The initial reaction was not good for Naples native Paige Miles. The American Idol judges who had been so enamored with her in the past seemed to turn on her.
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Marco art league director resigns
While the Art League of Marco Island fights to balance its budget, it must now also find a director. Longtime executive director Christine Neal has resigned, effectiwe april 390.
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Review: ?Flute? overwhelmed its staging here
Global warming has not caught up with Opera Naples. But the uncertainties of being a gypsy company and working without understudies have. All three took a debilitating toll on the company?s final performance of ?The Magic Flute? Saturday at the Cambier Park bandshell.
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Bonita Blues Festival returns to banks of Imperial River
There is not a style of instrumental or vocal music that the blues have not touched. There is a universality about it, and that?s likely one of the reasons the Bonita Springs Blues Festival is heading into its fourth year. Everyone loves the blues. And, at one time or another, everyone has the blues.
The quality level of national and local attractions ? this year including Chicago?s Nick Moss and the Flip Tops; Michigan?s Motor City Josh and the Big Three; and, from Florida?s East Coast, Albert Castiglia ? is another reason the event has been so successful and eagerly anticipated.
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