Mayhem, Murder and Megalopolis
A curated arts and culture guide to New Orleans
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Well, the themes of local theatre certainly embrace the season: we’ve got reviews of Dead Before Dawn (An Evil Dead Water Ballet), Murder For Two and Clue - that’s quite the body count for early Halloween month. Also in the new edition is a review of Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis and a fully updated guide to everything Halloween across the city - now with some 50 events!
This week:
Our revamped Attractions section: If you haven’t checked it in a while, here’s our current, growing library of local permanent attractions and tours.
First night review: Murder For Two: We sent Todd Perley to see the opening night of Ricky Graham’s ambitious new play.
Review: Dead Before Dawn: Dorian Hatchett goes poolside to watch Aqua Mob’s newest splashdown hit.
First Night Review: Clue: Aura Bishop sees the opening production at JPA’s new venue.
Megalopolis: Jeff DeRouen sits back and immerses himself in Francis Ford Coppola’s cinematic passion project.
Our News feed has a James Beard dinner at Sazerac House, Osteria Lupo honoring National Italian-American Heritage Month, The NOCCA Foundation announcing the 20th Anniversary Celebration of ‘Home for the Holidays’, King Brasserie & Bar rounding out its culinary tour of the Côte d’Azur region and NOMA announcing their October program.
Your curated seven-day arts and culture guide, includes the Crescent City Chamber Music Festival, Ashé Rooftop Festival & Gala and the Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival among the listings.
Thanks for reading! We’ll have more next time - have a great week, whatever you’re getting into. Much love.
This week’s issue of Out All Day: New Orleans
Paul O
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