Category: REVIEWS >
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An opportunity to see a rarely performed Stephen Sondheim musical
Robert Tanitch reviews The Frogs at Jermyn Street Theatre, London SW1 Aristophanes (448-350 BC) was a popular playwright providing his audience with a good commercial mix of slapstick, sexual innuendo […]
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American science fiction from Dennis Villeneuve and Filipino realism from Lino Brocka
Robert Tanitch reviews the latest DVDs. ARRIVAL (20th Century Fox) is an intellectual and obscure science fiction film directed by Dennis Villeneuve. Aliens hover above the land in an oval […]
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Despite the great songs and story, Disney’s star-studded Beauty and the Beast is uninspired
Joyce Glasser reviews Beauty and the Beast (March 17, 2017) Cert PG, 129 min. It might have been the success of Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella (which grossed $543 million on a budget […]
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The powerful and inspirational story of a football hero’s legacy
Joyce Glasser reviews Gleason (March 17, 2017) If there is a more inspirational, yet emotionally depleting film out all year, I want to see it. Written and directed by Clay […]