All posts tagged "Reviews"
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In the Gay Film ‘Throuple,’ Three is Most Definitely a Crowd
The gay rom-com "Throuple" dips a toe into non-monogamy with smarts and sensitivity but stays too close to the surface.
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‘Kunene and the King’ Examines Apartheid from a Different Angle
Rich with human detail, "Kunene and the King" explores the terrible cost and legacy of South Africa's apartheid.
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Ryan Bernier’s Golden (Girls) Ticket
Ryan Bernier has been playing Dorothy in "The Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue" for two years and shows no signs of stopping.
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‘Black Bag’ is a Slam-Bang Thriller from Steven Soderbergh
Steven Soderbergh's spicy spy thriller "Black Bag" comes packed with sharp twists, intrigue, and innuendo.
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The Star-Power of Idina Menzel Can’t Save ‘Redwood’
Idina Menzel returns to Broadway in "Redwood," a schmaltzy, shallow musical with little nuance.
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‘Last Breath’ is a Riveting Disaster Drama
The new thriller "Last Breath" generates gripping suspense in its depiction of a terrifying underwater rescue.
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‘Bonus Track’ is a Sweet Gay Teen Romance
The kids are alright in the delightful, pop-infused British gay teen romance "Bonus Track."
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‘In the Heights’: Signature’s Bustling Barrio
Every person on the block has a story and a song about how they got there in Signature’s high-flying "In the Heights."
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‘Sex Love Venice’ Puts the V-A-I-N in Vanity Project
The queer indie drama "Sex Love Venice" squanders an onscreen trip to Italy on an uninspired gay romance.
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‘Love Me’ is Imaginative and Tedious in Equal Measure
In "Love Me," Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun find themselves adrift in a profoundly boring distant-future romance.
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‘A Complete Unknown’: Can a Biopic Capture Dylan’s Contradictions?
Timothée Chalamet stars as Bob Dylan in "A Complete Unknown," a biopic that struggles to make the folk legend knowable.
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Audra McDonald Lights Up Broadway in ‘Gypsy’
Multiple Tony Award-winner Audra McDonald positively stuns in the revival of a beloved classic American musical.
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‘Laughs in Spanish’ Mixes Art World Antics with Heartfelt Drama
The saucy mother-daughter comedy "Laughs in Spanish" artfully balances Latino flavor, art world satire, and lesbian romance
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‘Death Becomes Her’ is Broadway’s Funniest Musical
The brilliant musical adaptation of "Death Becomes Her" is the drop-dead, must-have ticket of the Broadway season.
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Arena’s ‘Death on the Nile’ is a Pleasure Cruise
Robust performances and a parade of fabulous costumes keep Arena's sumptuous "Death on the Nile" steaming ahead
