‘Tiny Fugitives’ is definitely going to make a splash with the younger crowd, even if it only lives up to the R rating in gross-out content.
Review
How can an actor make an audience care about a character who speaks with a ghost, is consumed by his mother’s remarriage, helps drive the woman he loves toward suicide, and kills three men—two of them unarmed? ‘Becoming Hamlet’ answers this by removing the distance between spectator and prince: the audience does not merely observe Hamlet’s turmoil but assumes its many dimensions.
Amid a wave of massive new franchise announcements, this film’s balanced mix of coming-of-age drama and steady action makes it feel like the franchise’s more mature younger cousin.
K-POPS!: Anderson .Paak’s Love Letter to Culture, Music, and Family (10/10) [REVIEW & PREMIERE]
Culture influences everything, from the food we eat to the way we live, and now, to the global phenomenon of K-pop. K-POPS! explores that message in a way that is comedic, sentimental, and filled with electrifying dance and music.
Review: “Highest 2 Lowest” is Spike Lee’s Love Letter to New York City
What do you get when you combine a 1960s classic noir film with the hustle and bustle of the New York music scene?
What do you get when you mix John Cena, Idris Elba, and NATO?
Review: Lucky Man – A Warrior’s Journey, at the Gene Frankel Theatre
Approaching the Gene Frankel Theatre, one notices Bruce Williams’ installation, *Dreams of Hyperion*, with its golden figures moving up and down the front of the building. It complements the production of *Lucky Man – A Warrior’s Journey* perfectly. Just as the dreams of the sun god go up and down, so does the life of Thomas G. Waites.
More or less does its job.
You may have spotted Schmackary’s in Only Murders in the Building Season 3 or frequented the spot for a treat in-between Broadway shows — but on Feb. 1, the iconic Hell’s Kitchen cookie shop headed downtown.