The Same Killer Kids: ‘Romeo & Juliet’ (online) by the SF Ballet
The company heads into Spring with a spicy take on a classic.
The company heads into Spring with a spicy take on a classic.
Institutional concepts and classical literature are the focus of SF Ballet’s spring time online entry.
Pandemic lockdown has forced first-run films online. Here are four I probably would have skipped anyway.
The famous staged reading of the entire ‘Great Gatsby’ is nothing more than a flickering green light.
Margot Robbie gets a great second chance at playing Harley, though the plot may seem a bit familiar.
Cheryl Strayed’s tenure as an advice columnist makes for an excellent 2020 opener for the Playhouse.
A Christmas screen-hop features Black Power, White romance, and Sci-Fi. Guess which one I loved?
In which Yours Truly tries to recount the few flicks he actually saw these past few months.
The beloved children’s book makes for a creative (if wildly uneven) musical from PigPen.
QDT use Bradbury’s own theatrical adaptation for a show that’s great to look at, but never quite becomes an inferno.
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