Ed Sullivan Matters to Black History

Photo: Ed Sullivan and Coretta Scott King - Photo courtesy of SOFA Entertainment By Kevin Powell (from Facebook) Because he was such an icon, he was able to have Black artists on TV when they were often not welcomed nor wanted elsewhere. I cannot recall when I first heard the name Ed Sullivan, but it... Continue Reading →

Trump and Sanders visit “It’s a Wonderful Life”

The production by Summerland Singers and Players of “It’s a Wonderful Life—The Radio Play” continues well with three performances now under our belt. The cast,  including the foley (a live sound effects technician) are sure-footed and able to cope with the inevitable variations we each insert into our performances. Live   community theatre is a team-building... Continue Reading →

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