By Ernest Kearney — During the 1950s, when advances in the field of computer sciences first emerged on the world stage, with all its future promise and potential shimmering in the eyes of dreamers
By Ernest Kearney — From the first mention of this Fringe Festival spin of the classic Tonight Show format with Alex Enriquez as its “Johnny Carson,” I thought it was a brilliant idea, and what do you know. I was right!
By Ernest Kearney — After an hour spent with her music, we still do not know who Elizabeth Eaton Converse, “Connie” to her friends, actually was
By Ernest Kearney — Since the period of decolonization in Africa, that continent has been lashed continuously with bloody internal conflicts involving nearly half of its 54 nations.
By Ernest Kearney — On September 19, 1783, the Montgolfier brothers inaugurated the French ballooning craze.
By Ernest Kearney — “Latitude” by Aaron Francis is a daffy and delightful intellectual discourse between two migrating ducks
By Ernest Kearney — About five minutes into "Trumpery" I was shouting out where the treasure was buried,
By Ernest Kearney — First Note: Hannah Leskosky is a wonderful ventriloquist. Second Note: Her show is too short.
By Ernest Kearney — Annie Kahane’s "Meeting #7" is a tourist advisory lecture for aliens and other intergalactic riff-raff immigrating to earth.
By Ernest Kearney – There was a mob on stage for this one, performing fourteen skits that mostly missed the mark with me.
