English poet, painter, and printmaker—a remarkable artist, William Blake (1757–1827) was singular in his preoccupations. Largely unrecognized during his lifetime, William Blake is now considered a seminal figure in the...
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Pauline Adamek
John Waters: Pope of Trash – exhibition at Academy Museum
John Waters: Pope of Trash comes to the Academy Museum! This super-fun exhibition is NOW OPEN and runs through August 2024. Showcasing the cinematic genius of off-beat septuagenarian John Waters, the numerous...
“Measure STILL for Measure” at Boston Court
EXTENSION! THREE additional performances: FRI, OCT 20, 8 PM SAT, OCT 21, 8 PM SUN, OCT 22 2 PM Measure for Measure has been referred to as Shakespeare’s “#MeToo play,” a story in which a man in power uses his clout to...
Terry Morgan
Film Review: British Suspenser ‘The Latent Image’
Alexander McGregor Birrell's slow-burning thriller arrives this month from Cinephobia Releasing.
Kurt Gardner
“Our Dear Dead Drug Lord” – reviewed
A dark and atmospheric treehouse, a Ouija board and a quartet of hyperactive teenaged girls are the ingredients for this gripping and darkly funny play. In Alexis Scheer’s 90-minute drama Our Dear Dead Druglord, four...