David Bowie is… so many things to all of us. Here’s a adventure into his world at the Brooklyn Art Museum.

Going to the theatre is always an adventure. Here are two great shows I saw last year: An American In Paris and Meteor Shower.

For me, 2017 was mostly about music. Here are some concert highlights from hip-hop and jazz greats (Yasiin Bey, Q-Tip, Jeff “Tain” Watts, Gary Burton and Makoto Ozone, Jason Moran and Kenny Barron, and Ron Carter) to rock and pop royalty (Aimee Mann, Gillian Welch, Meshell Ndegeocello, Lisa Fischer, Sting, and Seu Jorge).

The 2016 Rainforest Benefit brought in the holidays with Sting, James Taylor, Bruce Springsteen, Darlene Love and More! Here’s the play by play.

Music ruled in 2016: I saw Belly, a David Bowie tribute, Duran Duran with Nile Rodgers and Chic, Go-Gos, Sting and Peter Gabriel, Esperanza Spalding, Jason Moran and Charles Lloyd, Buster Williams, Lucy Wainwright Roche and Suzzy Roche with Patty Larkin, Yasiin Bey, a George Gershwin concert and a House of Cards concert. Phew! Here’s how good they all were.

In 2016, I saw a lot of talented dancers in The Washington Ballet’s Bowie & Queen, The Kennedy Center’s DEMO Series, and Dorrance Dance’s The Blues Project.

Looking back on 2016, here are my favorites at the theatre: Matilda, Kinky Boots, Urinetown, Shuffle Along, Jelly’s Last Jam, Constellations, Moment, and The Object Lesson.

In 2015, music filled the air. Here are my reviews for Roy Ayers, Jason Marsalis, Bobby McFerrin, Ginger Baker, Terence Blanchard, Justin Kauflin, Roy Hargrove, Min Xiao-Fen, Kendrick Lamar, Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer, and Jody Watley and Shalamar Reloaded.

Learn about my dad’s favorite jazz pianist Thelonious Monk, a one-of-a-kind musician whose centennial was celebrated by The Kennedy Center last March.

Get inspired to move from these 2015 dance events!

It’s always a good idea to go to the theatre. Here are some great shows I saw in 2015.

Four Broadway shows in three days equals my favorite kind of New York experience!

This concert, a celebration of Danny Elfman’s music for Tim Burton’s films, was an audio-visual feast.

A theatre is never a bad idea, especially when Ewan McGregor’s on stage.

Savion Glover performs in two spectacular shows and takes time out to meet and greet with his #1 fan (and some other fans).

The Kennedy Center’s New Moves Symphony + Dance Festival moved me.

The Rainforest Fund Benefit Concert is worth waiting for every time.

The Wainwrights are back!

John Cleese came to town to promote his new book; lucky us!

Learn about two giants of the American Songbook, George Gershwin and Cole Porter.