“Harry” tales
Can you enjoy the latest Harry Potter flick without first reading the books? Is it all good clean fun or is there a deeper message? Stage Mom Lynn Trimble reveals whether seeing Harry Potter and the...
View ArticleMore movie tales from Narnia
Lynn Trimble, who recalls reading C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia" series with her young son, took Christopher (now 21) along for a screening of "Voyage of the Dawn Treader" at Scottsdale's...
View ArticleCows for a cause
Join the folks at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe for a birthday celebration for the AZ Lost Boys of Sudan -- featuring a sale of ceramic cows to raise scholarship funds. And learn about other unique...
View ArticleEaster bonnets, Broadway style
While mourning her family's first year without Easter baskets, Lynn Trimble learns of an Easter bonnet competition raising money to fight HIV/AIDS.
View ArticleThe church of Broadway?
After watching the 2011 Tony Awards on TV with daughter Lizabeth and Pinky the theater cat (who knows not to ask for food during elaborate choreography), Lynn Trimble reflects on something a Valley...
View ArticleHow to succeed at Hogwarts
Lynn Trimble shares news of Harkins Theatres' upcoming Harry Potter Week -- which offers Harry Potter fans a chance to watch all eight films, enjoy costumes and prize drawings during a line-up party,...
View ArticleA final wave of the wand
Lynn Trimble sends Lizabeth and three friends to see the latest, and last, Harry Potter movie -- then shares their thoughts about these beloved books and films they all gew up with.
View ArticleArt with a cherry on top
Stage Mom Lynn Trimble likens live simulcast presentations of great theater works to the cherry atop a delicious scoop of ice cream, and shares news of the latest "cherry" coming from London to our...
View ArticleThe Woman in Black
Lynn Trimble reviews "The Woman in Black," a frightening new take on the Susan Hill's 1983 novel, which stars Daniel Radcliffe as a tender but tenacious father thrown into mysterious circumstances with...
View ArticleFrom Shakespeare to slam
Lynn Trimble returns from NYC to find a much anticipated piece of mail, then shares it with readers equally excited about summer camp offerings with a theater twist.
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