John Thomason is a Group Editor for Boca Raton Magazine, focusing on local news and events in the Boca Raton area of Florida. With a passion for film, theater, and cultural happenings, John's articles provide insightful reviews, recommendations, and coverage of the vibrant arts and entertainment scene in Boca Raton.
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John Thomason's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, including theater and movie reviews, event coverage, and profile features. If you have a unique cultural commentary or insights related to upcoming events in the Boca Raton area of Florida, offering them as potential story ideas may be well received by him.
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Fright Nights unveils new haunts at the Fairgrounds, and Maltz Jupiter Theatre opens its second space. Plus, Lyle Lovett and more.
By: John Thomason
Like many works of empathetic art, “Blink” inspires the sighted majority to appreciate what we have.
Renaissance man and art aficionado Mark Ford carves out his slice of paradise in west Delray.
Theatre Lab’s chilling production of playwright Deborah Zoe Laufer’s “The Last Yiddish Speaker” hits uncomfortably close to home.
Retired NCIS officer Joe Kennedy hopes to unfreeze a cold case or two here in Boca Raton.
One of the exhibition’s surprises is discovering how many world-class artists have been bewitched, intrigued and inspired by boxing and its vernacular.
His playing proved to be as virtuosic as his look was unassuming, easily maneuvering between ragtime, blues, jazz and pop styles.
By: John Thomason
December’s small-screen cinematic highlights include an operatic biopic, a fresh riff on “Twelve Angry Men,” and a pair of powerful documentaries.
Spoken-word, dance and music merge at the Kravis, and an ‘80s pop star brings carols to Broward. Plus, Black Flag and more in your week ahead.
By: John Thomason
Fantasy and reality blur in Murakami’s latest, a reporter sheds new light on Emmett Till’s murder, and more.
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