I was animated to know about GrinGo!, another (now just a month old) week after week English-dialect comic drama occasion right now accommodated on Tuesdays by New York funny Peter Ostrovski and Argentine standup Ana Carolina. I appeared for the show the previous week, on the other hand this week, and now I’m caught. Buenos…
While many in America claim that “Occupy” is still strong and has just morphed into something else, the truth is a little different. Occupy (fill-in-the-name-of-your-favorite-city) was about occupying public space. It was about a group of people taking over venues and living 24/7 so that their message of angst, protest and desire for change would…
For three days I was living with actors, jugglers and clowns. I don’t intend to sound mean – they were clowns. Professional clowns who, along with the others, were artists that were protesting the Buenos Aires Mayor’s decision to close down San Martin Cultural Center in downtown Buenos Aires. The cultural center has for years…
A few days ago, my wife Ale, and I visited Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires. One of the oldest cemeteries in the western hemisphere, it can’t be fully appreciated without someone along who knows and understands Argentine history. Thanks Ale for being such a great and beautiful tour guide and life partner!
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