John Thomason, Author at Boca Raton Magazine

Arts Delray Beach Featured

Arts Warehouse Exhibits Revelatory Haitian Art

Wandering through “Kilti,” Arts Warehouse’s rich and flavorful new exhibition of mostly 20th century Haitian…

John ThomasonMay 10, 2023

Delray Beach Featured The Week Ahead Upcoming Events

Your Week Ahead: May 9 to 15, 2023

Miami City Ballet goes to the honkytonk, Disney princesses tell all, and a Bob Dylan…

John ThomasonMay 8, 2023

Arts & Entertainment Featured

A Dave Barry Satire, a Gun Control Plea: Mitch Kaplan’s Latest Book Picks

Our latest recommendations from Books & Books founder Mitchell Kaplan include a Dave Barry swamp…

John ThomasonMay 5, 2023

Featured Movies

Stream These: New Movies on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max for May 2023

This month’s highlights on the streaming services include a vengeance-seeking Jennifer Lopez, a remake of…

John ThomasonMay 3, 2023

Delray Beach Featured The Week Ahead Upcoming Events

Your Week Ahead: May 2 to 8, 2023

A-list headliners bring rock, pop and EDM to SunFest, Theatre Lab mounts a hyperlocal world…

John ThomasonMay 1, 2023

Featured Theatre

Theatre Review: The Wick’s Scorching “Million Dollar Quartet”

In some ways, The Wick’s enormously successful production of the jukebox musical “Million Dollar Quartet,”…

John ThomasonApril 28, 2023

Featured In The Magazine Music

From the Magazine: Tower of Song

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” isn’t just an Oscar-winning movie. It also describes Victoria Cardona’s…

John ThomasonApril 27, 2023

Arts Delray Beach Featured

Cornell Museum’s “World of Water” Exhibit is Both Celebration and Alarm

After nearly two shuttered years from its prime location at the southern terminus of downtown…

John ThomasonApril 26, 2023

Arts & Entertainment Delray Beach Featured The Week Ahead

Your Week Ahead: April 25 to May 1, 2023

Wildlife photography gets its close-up, The Symphonia turns liquid in its season finale, and Lynn…

John ThomasonApril 24, 2023

Featured Theatre

Theatre Review: Surviving Totalitarianism in “Cry, Old Kingdom”

The impossible choices and profound sacrifices—whether artist, activist or peasant—required to survive a dictatorial government…

John ThomasonApril 21, 2023

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Arts Warehouse Exhibits Revelatory Haitian Art

Your Week Ahead: May 9 to 15, 2023

A Dave Barry Satire, a Gun Control Plea: Mitch Kaplan’s Latest Book Picks

Stream These: New Movies on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max for May 2023

Your Week Ahead: May 2 to 8, 2023

Theatre Review: The Wick’s Scorching “Million Dollar Quartet”

From the Magazine: Tower of Song

Cornell Museum’s “World of Water” Exhibit is Both Celebration and Alarm

Your Week Ahead: April 25 to May 1, 2023

Theatre Review: Surviving Totalitarianism in “Cry, Old Kingdom”

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