Theatre Review :: Some Like It Hot Tour at Washington DC’s National Theatre
‘Some Like It Hot’ showcases dynamite choreography and a vibrant cast… continue reading
Author: Jeremy Fogelman
Theatre Review :: Hadestown at Washington DC’s National Theatre
The acclaimed ‘Hadestown’ comes to DC and is a must-see for musical fans… continue reading
Movie Review :: The Baltimorons is a love story in and to Baltimore
‘The Baltimorons’ is a drama-comedy that’s heavier on the drama, but keeps its focus on a new relationship… continue reading
Movie Review :: Bad Shabbos is a dark comedy about death, faith & Friday dinner
‘Bad Shabbos’ is a fairly funny, mostly ridiculous dark comedy played entirely straight… continue reading
Movie Review :: The Fantastic Four: First Steps feels almost brand new
‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ shakes up the Marvel formula by going back to its roots and delivers a delightful tale… continue reading
Blu-ray Review :: A Working Man in 4K
‘A Working Man’ offers no surprises, but it’s a classic Statham superman killfest… continue reading
Movie Review :: Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is a fitting coda
‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ is a sort of love letter to the 30 year old franchise with references galore and a satisfying enough conclusion… continue reading
Movie Review :: Hangdog
‘Hangdog’ stars Desmin Borges in a story about finding what was lost, in more ways than one… continue reading
Movie Review :: In Fidelity
‘In Fidelity’ takes a tragic situation and attempts to build a tragicomic story on top of it… continue reading
Movie Review :: The Wasp
The Wasp delights in its elevated small-story vibe with an excellent pair of leads… continue reading
Movie Review :: The Convert
‘The Convert’ takes another stab at the ‘noble foreigner’ genre with mostly positive results… continue reading
Movie Review :: White Bird
‘White Bird’ is a sequel that focuses on a WW2-era story about the capability of kindness… continue reading
Movie Review :: Me, Myself, and the Void
‘Me, Myself, and the Void’ is no laugh riot, but is often funny and punchy in that poignant way indie films can sometimes be… continue reading
Movie Review :: Another Happy Day
‘Another Happy Day’ gives a comedic insight into the depressing world of a new mother… continue reading
House of the Dragon :: Season 2 Review
The second season of ‘House of the Dragon’ raised the stakes but suffered greatly from network interference… continue reading