Hayfield & Newsies in the summer of ’99—1899 By Paul Katula • May 6, 2019 When young people feel at a disadvantage at the hands of unfair adults, there's no stopping them. Even on the musical stage.
New auditorium at Good Counsel curses the Yankees By Paul Katula • Mar 10, 2019 A new auditorium at Our Lady of Good Counsel helped bring a production of <em>Damn Yankees</em> to life at the Md. Catholic school.
Certain as the sun rising in the east By Paul Katula • Mar 5, 2019 Musicals once again start going full swing as we head into spring. Here's our first review this season, from Perry Hall, Md.
Now playing at an L.A. school near you By Paul Katula • Jan 17, 2019 When half a million kids are out of school but still go to school, what do you do? Herd them into a gym and show them a movie, of course.
Movie review: On the Basis of Sex By Paul Katula • Jan 12, 2019 A movie released on Christmas highlights an important case fought by Ruth Bader Ginsburg who now serves on the Supreme Court.
Movie review: Mary Poppins Returns By Paul Katula • Jan 3, 2019 The film is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious for the entire family, including some great songs and cameos, a student writes.
Movie review: Fahrenheit 11/9 By Paul Katula • Sep 21, 2018 The latest documentary from Michael Moore shows an America that is divided but also hopeful that the American Dream is not dead.
Movie review: Beautifully Broken By Paul Katula • Sep 2, 2018 Lives are tied together in powerful ways, including teens in Nashville and Rwanda, in this latest Christian movie.
Movie review: Eighth Grade By Paul Katula • Aug 4, 2018 The 8th-grade year is a tough one for suburban girls. This movie takes an honest but very tender and sensitive look at it.
Summer musicals in the Chicago suburbs By Paul Katula • Jul 10, 2018 A few combined-school musicals this summer will be performed in the Chicago suburbs, continuing a longstanding tradition.