Category: review
Theatre Review: Portrait of the Pop Artist as a Young Man: ‘Andy Warhol’s Tomato’ Imagines a Defining Moment in the Development of an American Icon
Andy Warhol is one of those artists whose reputation is bigger than life. His persona is so legendary, it’s hard to imagine who he was before he was “Warhol.”
Read more at The Argonaut.
Theatre Review: “Everybody’s Somebody’s Child.”: The Trauma of Racism Haunts Rogue Machine’s Powerful “Gunshot Medley”
Rogue Machine’s revival of Gunshot Medley: Part 1 is a haunting look at how the ghosts of racism are not — and have never been — fully buried.
Read more at The Argonaut.
Film Review: ‘Hail Satan?’ is Damned Decent
This documentary delves into the history and the mission of the religious and political group The Satanic Temple.
Film Review: Invoking Macbeth
Superstitions create appropriate horror about this meta horror comedy.
Review & Interviews: Queen Mary Dark Harbor is an Event Not to Miss
The Queen Mary is known to be haunted. So of course they excel at a Halloween attraction.
Film Review: Shirley Jackson Is Surprisingly Relevant
The movie adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s final novel is — unfortunately — horrifyingly still relevant.
Theatre Review: ‘Noises Off’ Sings
This production of ‘Noises Off’ is damn near perfect.
Film Review: The ‘Ghost’ of Theatre
‘Ghost Stories’ is a good movie, but was probably a great theatre show.
Theatre Review: ‘Under Cover’ Is More than Just Music
This evening of songs by some of the actors in the Thrilling Adventure Hour was a night to remember.
Film Review: ‘The Shape of Water’ is Incandescent
The latest movie from Guillermo del Toro is a work of art.