Also: Once On This Island.
Babylon’s Superstar has a lot to answer for.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll keep on saying it until it hurts: The thought of socking Channel 9 right…
Bullets fly in Medellín.
Dogma’s latest melts in the sun.
The Rep’s commedia has nothing to do with comedy.
Sorceress is right: This document of a 1976 Paris concert, screened as part of the Earshot Jazz Festival, shows Simone…
I’ve always fancied myself to be someone of uncompromising honesty, so it humbles me to confess that I’ve been living…
Rocket man
Romancing a pagan and a Poe.
In a tender scene in the touching indie film adaptation of Michael Cunningham’s novel A Home at the End of…
Intiman’s latest production goes overboard.
FOOD & DRINK
The Classic Is there a lovelier, more liltingly American play than Our Town? Thornton Wilder’s ruminative, wrenching appreciation for the…
A dazzling ‘Dream’ at the Rep.
Prepare to fall for the Kobe beef burger.
The Velvet Rut gets into one.
A surprisingly exciting visit to the Museum of Glass.
A family of women have at it.
A kooky librarian may not sound like high drama, but Underneath The Lintel’s astonishing script justifies a man’sand a production’sexistence.
