Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail Operation Mincemeat, New Diorama – Review An eccentric, joyful celebration of musical theatre, Operation Mincemeat adds to the fine British tradition of clever people doing silly things in the name of entertainment. The fact its poster image seems to borrow Monty Python stylings is surely no coincidence. Make no mistake, members of Spitlip, […]
How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, Bridewell Theatre – Review
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, Bridewell Theatre – Review The thought of amateur dramatics used to fill me with dread; too often felling like a car crash unfolding before my very eyes. Happily as Sedos present a brilliant version of How to succeed in business without really trying at the […]
Giving Birth in the Wake of a Storm
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremailCoralie Kraft writes about the photographer Cole Barash’s depictions of Wellfleet, in Cape Code, Massachusetts, during Winter Storm Stella, and the birth of his daughter. Powered by WPeMatico Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail
“John Wick: Chapter 3—Parabellum,” Reviewed: Keanu Reeves, Empty Fight Scenes, and a Paranoiac Chill
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremailRichard Brody reviews “John Wick: Chapter 3—Parabellum,” directed by Chad Stahelski and starring Keanu Reeves, Ian McShane, Anjelica Huston, Laurence Fishburne, and Halle Berry. Powered by WPeMatico Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail
The Messiness of Reproduction and the Dishonesty of Anti-Abortion Propaganda
Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremailJia Tolentino writes about the movie “Unplanned,” about the anti-abortion activist Abby Johnson, and recent legislation in Georgia, Alabama, and Ohio that avoids the complexities of pregnancy and childbirth. Powered by WPeMatico Share this…TwitterFacebookLinkedinPinterestTumblremail