To See or Not to See: The Ferryman
The Ferryman, an award-winning play from London’s West End, arrives on Broadway with a bang. Directed by Sam Mendes, this play by Jez Butterworth is everything a play should be:
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Own Sorry to Bother You—Now on Blu-Ray and DVD
The summer’s breakout hit, Sorry to Bother You, has been available on Digital for a few weeks, but it is finally out on Blu-ray and DVD! Hip-hop artist Boots Riley
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Margo Seibert
Margo Seibert has graced stages across New York, most notably on Broadway in Rocky and In Transit. Her strong vocals and on stage presence are impossible to ignore. And now
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To See or Not to See: Mother Night
Mother Night, based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut, is a study in character and morals; it may just be a story better suited to the written word than to
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5 Fun Facts with Eve Sicular of Isle of Klezbos
Eve Sicular is the drummer/leader of a swinging all-women’s klezmer sextet called Isle of Klezbos. This rollicking ensemble is celebrating their 20th anniversary with a show at Joe’s Pub. So,
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NYCC 2018: Future Man
If you’ve been wondering what is going to happen to Josh Futterman, Tiger, and Wolf ever since the season one finale of Future Man aired, then you’re in luck. Season
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NYCC 2018: DC Universe’s Titans
The cast of the highly anticipated superhero series Titans came to New York Comic Con, and we couldn’t be more excited. And, we’re not the only ones excited: the 11-episode TV
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NYCC 2018: A Discovery of Witches
With the airdate coming nearer and nearer, it was an absolute delight to preview the first episode of the new television adaptation of Deborah Harkness’s bestselling book, A Discovery of
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NYCC 2018: The Passage
Vampires. Viruses. A dystopian world. All of these elements combined with a deep and rich relationship between a man and, in essence, an adopted daughter are the groundwork of Justin
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Exclusive Interview with the Cast of Banana Split: Hannah Marks, Liana Liberato, & Dylan Sprouse
It’s the summer before college, and change is in the air for a close-knit circle of friends in the new film Banana Split. April (Hannah Marks) and Nick (Dylan Sprouse)
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