The Hallow
Joyce Glasser reviews The Hallow The Hallow should be a cause for celebration. It is not only a British feature film debut, but Writer/Director Corin Hardy sets his horror/thriller in remote Ireland w ...
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Sean Baker’s Tangerine is what American independent cinema is all about
Joyce Glasser reviews Tangerine (November, 2015) Sean Baker’s Tangerine is what American independent cinema is all about: A spontaneous, genuine cast, some of whom are non-professional actors, inhabi ...
The Lady in the Van
Joyce Glasser reviews The Lady in the Van As we watch Nicholas Hytner’s (History Boys, The Madness of George III) film The Lady in the Van, with its screenplay from 81-year-old Alan Bennett and its 80 ...
Exuding oodles of feel-bad factor, the play packs a hefty punch!
Eileen Caiger Gray reviews LORD O F THE FLIES at SHEFFIELD LYCEUM Onstage sits the smoking, broken, bulky fuselage of a plane, dropped into a jungle of splintered trees. A debris of plane parts, suitc ...