Kay Kudukis is a journalist at Coachella Valley Independent and Desert Sun Media Group. With a diverse background that includes performing as a lead singer in a disco cover band and writing plays, she focuses on arts and entertainment, theater, and music, offering insightful reviews and commentary on topics such as music festivals and holiday events. Kay's work has been featured in BroadwayWorld.com, showcasing her passion for the vibrant cultural scene in Palm Springs.
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By: Kay Kudukis
Palm Springs’ THE BENT presents Academy Award® nominee Cathy Moriarty as the ruthless Hollywood powerhouse talent agent Sue Mengers in John Logan’s one-woman, one-act play, “I’ll Eat You Last: A Chat with Sue Mengers,” directed by Steve Rosenbaum.
Dezart Performs ( dezartperforms.org ) presents FAT HAM Jan 17 - 26, 2025 directed by Michael Shaw.Critically-acclaimed playwright James Ijamesreinvents Shakespeares' Hamlet with this new drama.
What did our critic think of NOBODY DOES IT BETTER at Palm Springs Cultural Center?
By: Kay Kudukis
In 2015, Vanity Fair published an article about the first super agent in Hollywood, Sue Mengers. Mengers career started where all women agents started in 1961, as a secretary.
It’s all a big conundrum, isn’t it? Life in general, of course, but specifically, the idea as to whether or not someone will be happier single, or married. And in the musical COMPANY, Bobby’s friends, who are all married to each other, have decided that at the age of 35, Bobby’s getting a bit too long in the tooth to not have a wife.
THE 39 STEPS is a bit like SNL's sketch about New Shimmer, “it's a floor wax, and it's a dessert topping.” In this case it's not just a 1915
By: Kay Kudukis
It’s all in good (and a little naughty) fun at Skippy and Bitsy’s All-Star Christmas TV Extravaganza on “live television”. This is a tv special you might have run across while surfing cable access tv, or in an SNL Christmas skit from the 1980s where it’s live and it’s a trainwreck, and there ain’t nothing you can do about the disaster happening around you except punt and hope for the best.
Revolution Stage Company is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of the Tony Award-winning musical SPRING AWAKENING, running from January 15 to January 30, 2025.
I will start off straight away by saying you have to see FAT HAM. And I hope you are lucky enough to see it at Dezart Performs. This cast, in the hands of Michael Shaw, and AD Chuma Gault, form a very realistic, very dysfunctional family coming together at a backyard barbecue in North Carolina resulting in awkward situations and non-stop laughter in the James Ijames play aptly described as “Hamlet at a Southern BBQ”.
Go see it. If you check out the history of the musical, Spring Awakening, you will find that it is origins are in a German play titled The Awakening of Spring; underneath that, “A Tragedy of Childhood.” It was so controversial, it make it to stage for 15 years after it was written in 1891.
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