Kristina Dorsey is a Features Editor at Shore Publishing. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, music, movies, food and drink, and cultural events, often intertwining these themes to provide insightful reviews and commentary. Kristina's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and The Day Publishing Company.
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Kristina's coverage mainly centers around local entertainment events and performances, with a particular focus on music, theater, holiday events, and Christmas-related activities. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local musical or theatrical performances, holiday-themed events or festivals in the Connecticut area.
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By: Kristina Dorsey
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It was only last month that Dionne Warwick was honored as part of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, receiving the Musical Excellence Award. And now she is coming to New London. She’...
If you were watching the new Netflix holiday movie “Meet Me Next Christmas” and certain voices and faces seemed familiar, well, you’re right. The chart-topping a cappella group Pentatonix pops up thro...
Student actors work through a dance scene during a dress rehearsal of Norwich Free Academy’s production of “Much Ado About Nothing” on Thursday. The play will be performed at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. at Slater Auditorium. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints Students, from right, Max Fargo as the messenger, Grace Benton as Beatrice and Mackenzie Suplee as Leonata work through the opening scene during a dress rehearsal of Norwich Free Academy’s production of “Much Ado About Nothing” Thursday. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
Two groups with a slew of 1990s hit singles are teaming up for a concert at Foxwoods. Bell Biv DeVoe and 98 Degrees are performing on the same bill Saturday at the Premier Theater. Ricky Bell, Michael...
From left, Addie Jaymes, Izzy Pike, Gabriel Lafazan, Oliver Logue and Christopher Riley in Goodspeed Musicals’ “A Christmas Story, The Musical.”
If the photos of the holiday rock opera “The Christmas Dream” are any indication, this is one visually dramatic production. The smoke! The lights! The confetti!
There is little more pleasurable for a film fan than seeing greats like Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci be given good material and rich characters, and then just watching them act. Such is the case with “Conclave.” They play cardinals who are part of the conclave electing a new pope after the previous one dies. There are power plays among the men vying to become the future pontiff, and secrets are slowly revealed — expertly parceled out to keep the plot continuously compelling. I did feel, though, that the twist near the end came a little out of left field. The story is from Robert Harris’ novel of the same name. “Conclave,” directed by Edward Berger, looks beautiful, recreating the opulence of the Vatican’s interior. I rarely notice the sound used in a movie, but the sound here provides profoundly dramatic punctuation, including the occasional deep boom resonating inside the Vatican’s mammoth halls. Considering the quality of so many aspects of the production, you can see why “Conclave” is being mentioned as a possible Oscar contender.
By: Kristina Dorsey
Mystic — Trundle down the few steps from the Water Street sidewalk, and you’ll find a quaint pub with a British vibe. Some walls have the rustic look of exposed stonework, while others are painted a s...
By: Kristina Dorsey
Trundle down the few steps from the Water Street sidewalk, and you'll find a quaint pub with a British vibe.
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