All posts tagged review

The start of Journeyman makes one think actor-writer-director Paddy Considine has...

For a play as funny as David Eldridge’s Beginning, it’s surprisingly hard...

New York City is an ideal backdrop for romcoms, from Woody Allen to Sex...

Hair is a wonderfully surreal and deliciously irreverent musical that gives the audience as...

A remarkable Montreal-based ensemble parade themselves in...

Opening the Directors’ Fortnight sidebar,...

When a stage adaptation of a Mel Brooks film receives the blessing of the...

After two years out of the spotlight due to unknown health issues, Jessie J has...

In Chekhov’s often revisited tragicomedy, a thrown-together group...

There’ll be no better title sequence this year than in Sean Baker’s...