All posts tagged review

The fragmented structure of Michelle Barnette’s debut play can take...

Just as Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World was ending in the...

Successful children’s theatre tends to master the fine art of...

“There is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of it.” Xavier Legrand...

Kathleen Hepburn directs this deeply personal, tough and yet beautiful film that...

It’s often difficult to stage Restoration-era comedies such as...

An impressively vibrant light show opened the evening, as the band played along to a...

The very mention of the work of Claude Monet, the...

The Sleeper – Or What Happens When You Ask Them To Leave, is a three-character play...

A fascinating look at a riveting time in history – World War II – David...