John Thomason is a Group Editor at Boca Raton Magazine. He covers a diverse range of topics, including plays and musicals, the film industry, and various forms of entertainment news, while also exploring fine art, digital art, comedy, and urban art & street art. His work has been featured in The Baffler and Boca Raton Magazine.
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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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The film's water polo setting foregrounds a potent symbolism: the divide between what’s above and below the surface, the sicknesses seen and unseen.
By: John Thomason
The View From Home: ‘Israel Palestine on Swedish TV’ a vital argument for journalistic access
By: John Thomason
Smith is one of the leading tenor saxophonists of our time, both rooted in jazz’s traditions and dedicated to exploring its adventurous fringes.
By: John Thomason
Kaplan’s latest roundup features two meditations on grief and loss, and an essay collection about why children’s literature manners.
The Boca Raton Airport is producing its very own calendar for 2027—and its photography will provided by, potentially, you.
By: John Thomason
Belle and Sebastian's performance celebrated the group’s finest album, 1996’s "If You’re Feeling Sinister," on the occasion of its landmark 30th anniversary.
From Boca Raton to the Sphere, musical polymath Oteil Burbridge keeps on truckin’.
Hilary Flower’s latest book on an endangered raptor is a clarion call to our fraught ecosystems.
By: John Thomason
The more you look, the more you see. It sounds like a simple enough objective...
The View From Home: An American indie auteur’s raw and controversial 16mm debut
