Laura Veirs before Neko Case
The final Cheers of the year
Month: June 2014
Hair (review)
Loss of lyrics hobbles this production
Ida (review)
A solemn, somber story
The Rover (review)
Harsh life in the outback
How to Train Your Dragon 2 (review)
An uninspired, unspecial followup
Jersey Boys (review)
The hit musical bombs on screen
Only Lovers Left Alive (review)
Jarmusch’s arty take on vampires
The Color Purple (review)
A glorious, rousing, moving musical
An 18th century jam
Music on the James
22 Jump Street (review)
Funnier than the first time
Words and Pictures (review)
Teachers create conflict between the 2
Dale Watson
Country at the Canal Club
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (review)
Sprightly fun, but not quite magical
Gidion’s Knot playwright premieres new work
She’s here for SPARC’s New Voices
The Fault in Our Stars (review)
The teenage cancer movie
Night Moves (review)
Jesse Eisenberg goes low budget
Carol Piersol’s new venture
Announcing 5th Wall Theatre
Edge of Tomorrow (review)
Tom Cruise in familiar territory, literally
Cold in July (Review)
Michael C Hall tries to move on from Dexter
Cabaret (review)
THE PLAY: We’ll assume everyone knows the classic “Cabaret” about a young American discovering decadent Berlin in the 20s. This staging is based on the
A Million Ways to Die in the West (review)
Seth MacFarlane ain’t no Mel Brooks
Maleficent (review)
Angelina Jolie upends the Disney villain
GWAR’s Dave Brockie & Dirtwoman (video 6:06)
A historical project in 1991
Young man’s got the blues
Tyler Foxwell impresses with his guitar