Warm, witty and engaging, Ordinary Days is a contemporary musical about making real connections in a city that never sleeps…

Youth drug culture may not sound like the material to make a short but compelling musical out of, but the…

This is quite an amazing play; I certainly place it among the funniest plays ever written. It was first produced…

The novels of British author Daphne du Maurier have provided a great source of material for filmmakers with their deft…

Churchill is a fascinating portrait of a man of high intellect who was facing a fight on two fronts in…

Slow moving, intelligent and thought-provoking, Graduation is a slice-of-life piece tackles fear, honesty and morality. Forty-nine year-old Romeo Aldea (Adrian…

What a hoot! Who ever believed the disco ball was dead? Clearly they hadn’t seen VELVET, an ode to all that was…

Tom Cruise feels totally miscast in The Mummy, a horror mishmash that the filmmakers spent far too much money on.…

The comedies of the late John Hughes were the gilt edge standard for coming of age films in the 80s,…

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