J.E.T. Productions-West is proud to present WOMEN OVER THE EDGE! These are two plays in rep that takes us from “˜whoa!”™ to “˜wow!”™ to “˜whoops!”™ as we examine the lives of two...
Category - Review
Pauline Adamek
All You Need Is Love – Review of The Last Station
It”™s the time for the season of love – at least for the independent period dramas coming out of Great Britain this autumn. Following the romantic tales of Bright Star and An Education, we are now presented...
(Where”™s the) Rhyme & Reason? – A Serious Man reviewed
The Coen Brothers have made a career of examining the more absurd sides of philosophy, morality and ethics. They have, perhaps, never done so in such a personal a manner as they do in A Serious Man. In this, their...
A gentle coming-of-age bon-bon — An Education
A slight but sweet movie, An Education is based on the memoir of journalist Lynn Barber, depicting a life-altering relationship she experienced at the tender age of 16. Adapted for the screen by Nick Hornby (whose own...
A study of an unusual crime — L’Amante Anglaise
French writer Marguerite Duras (1914-1996) wrote prolifically for every medium: plays, novels, stories, screenplays, and was also a filmmaker. She is best known in the U.S. for her autobiographical novel The Lover...
