My final two days of Rogue brought me to a variety of shows including spoken word, theatre, music, and guesting in a fabulously fun Improv show with Brian's Beard as well making a flyingly fun turn as a luna moth in the prior praised Wikipedilove . Below are my final reviews of Rogue 2026! Dysfunction I had the pleasure of seeing Ke’Lea Flowers’ full-length premiere of the song cycle, Dysfunction , a few seasons back at Selma Arts Center; I found it powerfully composed, stage

Day 3 of Rogue gave me two shows and they are two shows I'm so glad I had the time and ability to see! Erika MacDonald: TeaTIME (show #936) Just from the title I was intrigued, and from MacDonald’s two-minute teaser at the Teaser event, it became a can’t-miss. I was right. Erika MacDonald’s TeaTIME is an exquisitely paced and well-suited show for rewarding patience in a world that demands more and wants it yesterday. The very nature of the show matches the beautiful process o

Day 2 of the Rogue Festival brought me to six very different performances across three different venues. Below are my thoughts! Rooted, Reaching: We Carry Each Other Aleno Dance Project brings a most-impressive feat of a show to the Hart’s Haven venue, and by that I mean the entire venue. Audiences will be treated to a six-part dance show that begins in the front of the bookstore, makes its way through the bookstore proper, has a couple of acts in the performance space, a pi