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ARTS REVIEW: THE SEAGULL
Antaeus Players Show Off Their Chops in Powerful Staging of Chekhov Classic
Despite some moments of crushing despair, Chekhov himself described the play as a comedy, and this is a vision director Andrew Traister follows faithfully.
ARTS REVIEW: 'THE THREE FACES OF DR. CRIPPEN' AT BUNTPORT THEATER
Stellar Performance from The Catamounts Theater Company in Denver, CO
The interplay between the three men is intricate and intellectually thrilling. The other characters in the play can only see one at a time, depending on the situation.
FILM INTERVIEW: CAST OF 'EXTREMELY LOUD & INCREDIBLY CLOSE'
Sandra Bullock, Stephen Daldry, Max Von Sydow & Thomas Horn Talk 9/11 and Humanity
Sandra Bullock: "I think we have been irreparably changed. I don’t think that there’s one person on this planet...that wasn’t affected by the events..."
TV REVIEW: 'MILDRED PIERCE'
Todd Haynes' Mom-in-Distress Tale Shines But Doesn't Sparkle
Veda has humiliated her mother. She does it purposefully and coldly. Mildred’s first reaction is to slap Veda. But she cannot bear to lose the affection of this child, an
ON THE RECENT CRASH IN AUSTIN
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The Pianist
The extraordinary true story of one man’s survival in Warsaw, 1939-1945.