High (Review)
Addiction and faith propel this play
Month: February 2014
Pompeii (Review)
This drama fails to erupt
And Baby Makes Seven (Review)
3 real, 3 imaginary and a baby on the way
From local to international (video 1:29)
Meet the animator whose entry is in this year’s festival
From Texas to Triangle (video 2:16)
Accomplished national director stages his first show here
The new Steak
Cauliflower’s new popularity and a recipe
The Nighthawks
A recent show and an upcoming release
Masterpieces thru quilted eyes
A new show by Julia E. Pfaff
In Secret (Review)
The dark side of love in The City of Light
Clybourne Park (Review)
An excellent ensemble in an exemplary production
Robocop (Review)
Robo-remake
About Last Night (Review)
An 80’s classic reworked for the 21st century
The Lego Movie (Review)
There’s plenty to play with
Molly meets Richmond
A former Molly Hatchet member’s local band
What the Weather Permits
See a show being juried or see dance in media
Vampire Academy (Review)
Not much fun like the trailer
Tartuffe (Review)
An delightful staging of Moliére’s classic
Death and the Maiden (Review)
A potentially powerful confrontation falls short
The Monuments Men (Review)
An art film, literally
The Great Beauty (Review)
Fellini for the 21st century
Let’s dance!
Northside’s weekly party with a live band
The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety (Review)
This raucous look at wresting is a knockout
The Quality of Life (Review)
Thought-provoking drama gets a compelling production
That Awkward Moment (Review)
A chick flick with guys