Tackling T.I.N.A.–and Literature–Together
Summer might be drawing to a close soon, but there’s still plenty of time left for summer reading. If you’re interested in discussing literature and exploring issues surrounding economic justice, look no further–Tackling T.I.N.A. will host a book group discussion of Marge Piercy’s groundbreaking novel, The Longings of Women, on August 21st from 4 until…
Staying Faithful to Your Story
“You need to stay faithful to your story, but you need to tell it on your own terms.” – Charles Kiernan…
Consciousness in Verse: An Interview with Poet Cleveland Wall
What do science, consciousness, and classical guitar music have in common? For local poet Cleveland Wall, all are a source of…
Artist Spotlight: Chloe Cole-Wilson
Ava Bertone: Introduce yourself for our readers! Chloe Cole-Wilson: My name is Chloe Cole-Wilson and I am the Artistic Director and…
Better Days Will Come: A Chat with Albert Negron III
Anyone who has visited the Southside of Bethlehem knows that the area takes art very much to heart. At practically every…
Artistic Inspiration from a Sloth: A Color Me Mine Event
There are many things about Bethlehem that makes it stand apart from other cities. For example, can you name any other…
In Review: Allentown Public Theatre’s “Coming Clean”
Someone murmurs that there’s “no choice but to be immersed,” as I enter the basement of the St. Luke’s Lutheran Church…
Moving “Beyond Bars:” An Interview with Kalyani Singh
Prison reform projects have been a hot button social and political issue for a number of years– with good reason. Currently,…
“Out to Lunch” Concert Series: Kara Hartzell
Hidden Gems July 6th was a glum, overcast Friday afternoon–the kind where people would usually retreat inside their air-conditioned homes. Some…
Allentown Public Theatre Comes Clean
According to a statistic from the National Institute of Health, over 100 people die from opioid overdoses each day in the…