Tokyo Olympic Games: Inauguration of a “living facility” at the Olympic Theater in Sequim
One of the technological components of the play is the ‘Scream Box’, a disembodied voice…
Monthly Archives: September, 2021
Tokyo Olympic Games: Inauguration of a “living facility” at the Olympic Arts Theater in Sequim
Tickets for the main stage comedy are $ 18 for the general public, $ 16…
Review: In Sound Mind gets bogged down in tropes genres
Screenshot: In the sane mind Autumn is here and the weather is finally cooling off…
How “Peace Be Still” defined a genre and an era
by Robert M. Marovich | September 27, 2021 “Peace Be Still,†a six-minute hymn that…
Holiday pays homage to silent films, highlights impact of genre
National Silent Film Day cuts through the noise for silent films. In its inaugural celebration…
Winners of the Tony Awards 2019-20
While COVID-19 brought the 2019-2020 Broadway season to a halt, that hasn’t stopped tonight’s long-awaited…
The Washington Stage Guild’s in-person season to shine a light on confidence
The Washington Stage Guild, celebrating the 35th anniversary of its founding, announces its return to…
Mickey Guyton’s “Remember Her Name” demands respect, power in a genre reluctant to change
Good country music is always filled with honesty. It’s a simple formula that many of…
Four Safe and Fun Fall Shows from NextStop
In August, the NextStop Theater in Northern Virginia postponed its previously announced mainstream fall programming…
Woolly Mammoth commits its ‘badass theater’ to accessibility
Throughout the race teen cock at Woolly Mammoth Theater Company, performances with subtitles, ASL interpretation…
Blaxploitation genre pioneer and critic Melvin Van Peebles dies at 89
Melvin Van Peebles, the influential filmmaker behind the 70s blaxploitation film Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasss Song…
Emmys: WandaVision, Michael K. Williams among ignored genre nominees
This year at the Emmys, genre series, especially those adapted from comics, had their best…
Lil Nas X’s “Montero” is full of genre bops
“Montero”, the highly anticipated debut album from Lil Nas X, was finally released on Friday.…
The post-gender ups and downs of the Elevator Division
Elevator Division. // Photo by Sam Billen Listen to the premiere of Elevator Division’s latest…
Beyond Fest Announces Full List: The Return of LA’s Biggest Genre Film Festival
Last year was very different on the festival front, of course. Between total cancellations and…
NYIT Honorary Award Recipients 2020-21
Yesterday evening the New York Innovative Theater Award – recognize, honor and advocate for the…
Preview: Coromon has its own take on the Pocket Monster genre
Screenshot: Coromon Growing up, I missed the craze for pocket monsters by a few years.…
How TIFF Darling ‘Out of Sync’ was inspired by the superhero genre
Marta Nieto stars in Juanjo Giménez’s film Desynchronized. TIFF Five years after winning the Palme…
Wildly theatrical ‘Swindlers’ opens at the Baltimore Center Stage
Directors are, by nature, storytellers. Their inherent need to tell stories is part of their…
Viva ‘The Revolutionaries’ at Colonial Players
Okay, I have to admit – right off the bat – I’ve never met a…
‘The Alpinist’ review: another addition to the extreme climbing genre
There is a change of tone halfway through “The Alpinist”, subtle and undeniable. Other climbers…
A ‘shining star’ on the horizon for Riverside Center
After nearly two years of delay, Riverside Center for the Performing Arts presents the highly…
Review: ‘Kate’ fails to resuscitate the declining female killer genre
Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Miku Martineau in “Kate”. (Jasin Boland / Netflix / TNS) Photo…
Oberon, the stage at Harvard Square’s beloved Fringe theater, to close
Oberon, the second stage of the American Repertory Theater, will not renew its lease at…
Black ? Like Capers? The gateway struggles to choose
When you close your eyes and imagine a social worker, who do you see? Maybe…