All posts tagged review

Developed by Peut Être Theatre in partnership with GOSH Arts, patients and...

At its heart, the newest offering by Cédric Kahn is a story of...

In romantic cinema, airports are time-honored locations for break ups and...

If Woody Allen and Roman...

Expectations and one’s sensibilities can greatly impact the way one...

At this stage of repeatedly demonstrating her brilliance, it would be more of a novelty...

A couple of decades ago, Rupert Everett came to international attention by...

In 1970s Leningrad, Sergei Dovlatov endured censorship and persecution in Soviet...

Fishing is one of those careers that has been passed down from...

She is boiling. Her facial expressions are threatening him. Us. The man brandishes...