Sunami has become something of a revelation in a few short years, touring the world and picking up a legion of fans thanks to their brutal beatdown sound and commitment to the joke.

After a couple of decades of grinding, Winfield became an overnight success. He’s ready to capitalize on it, with hours of material, a magical ability to generate more, and a stage presence that matches his big, generous smile.

Complete with costumes and props, the play stars seven seniors from Avenidas (a community center for adults aged 50 and up) and is directed by retired Harker School Library Director Enid Davis.

Elephino, a sphinx of elephantine and rhinocerotic origins, is also a band that plays mostly instrumental funk improv.

Her music has just the right amount of steel guitar (important!) and hits just right, like a warm cup of coffee on a cold winter morning—spiked with some yummy bourbon, making the drinker want to tap their feet, sway and dance to the joy and pain that is ’Murica.

Fiddler on the Roof focuses on the character of Tevye as he attempts to maintain his cultural conditions when worldly influences seek to disrupt his life.