All posts tagged "Reviews"
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‘Monumental Travesties’ Review: Heads or Tales
Mosaic's "Monumental Travesties" treads through difficult race-relations territory and still comes out laughing.
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‘Rotting in the Sun’ Review: Beach Balls
A random encounter on a nudist beach sets off a darkly hilarious chain of events in Sebastián Silva's "Rotting in the Sun."
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ S3 Review: Triple Threats
In a third season loaded with heavy-hitting guest stars, "Only Murders in the Building" still sings thanks to its lead trio.
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‘1776’ Review: Adams & Eves
Hats off to the sparkling ensemble of a '1776' revival that pinpoints the foresight and blind spots of the Founding Fathers.
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‘The Lake’ Season 2 Review: Lake Supremacy
Amazon's quippy comedy "The Lake" continues to queer the Great White North with its cast of quirky Canucks in cottage country.
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“The Bear” Season 2 Review: Second Helpings
Hulu's surprise hit about a family-owned Chicago restaurant returns with another reason to say "Yes, chef!"
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“Once Upon a One More Time” Review: Spears Fishing
The Britney Spears musical with roots in fairy tales and female empowerment finally finds its way to Broadway.
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‘Glamorous’ Review: Bad Foundation
Netflix's latest series starring Miss Benny and Kim Cattrall proves that not everything looks good caked in make-up.
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Kim Petras ‘Feed the Beast’ Review: Cold Commercialism
Kim Petras' third album, "Feed the Beast," waters down the artist's edgy weirdness to its own detriment.
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‘The Last Match’ Review: Court & Spark
Ethan Miller aces his role as a Russian tennis pro in 1st Stage's hit-or-miss on-court drama "The Last Match"
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‘Queen of the Universe’ Review: Getting Vocal
The international drag queen singing competition "Queen of the Universe" digs its 6-inch heels into a second season.
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‘Grey House’ Review: Hell and Havoc
A new Broadway thriller forces its characters to face transgressions, fears, and regrets from days gone by.
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The Romantic Drama Past Lives is a Song from the Heart
Playwright-turned-filmmaker Celine Song spins a poignant episode from her own life into the summer's sweetest movie romance.
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‘Radio Golf’ Review: The Price of Success
The late August Wilson's "Radio Golf" closed out his celebrated Century Cycle with a stark, urgent drama set in 1997.
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‘One Jewish Boy’ Review: Mixed Messages
An interracial, inter-faith couple seeks common ground in Theater J's heated two-hander, "One Jewish Boy."
