Perhaps not as well-regarded by today’s generation as he was during his 1970s heyday, the late director Rainer Werner Fassbinder was an important — if galvanizing — figure in German cinema. He finally gets to have his...
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Kurt Gardner
Reykjavík – streaming theatre review
::STOP PRESS::Now extended — Reykjavík will remain available for on-demand streaming until June 27, 2021. Plays that feature a series of short scenes with different characters whose relationships to each other...
Terry Morgan
“Someone Else’s House” – streaming theatre review
As the pandemic has worn on, artists have attempted to maximize the potential of streaming theatre, trying to make the experience more engaging for the audience. So far I’ve seen pre-taped shows, live shows, solo...
“Jumbo” film review
The standard definition for the term “pathetic fallacy” is “the attribution of human feelings and responses to inanimate things or animals, especially in art or literature.” This is so common a thing that a term had to...
John Cullum: An Accidental Star – streaming theatre review
The thing about celebrity autobiographical one-person shows is that they’re bound to be interesting; if the subject in question hadn’t had a fascinating life, nobody would have put a show together in the first place. So...
