A Court of Mist and Fury is an excellent sequel to A Court of Thorns and Roses. In fact, it’s even better than the first book. The romance is crazy-hot, the new characters are great, and the world Sarah J. Maas continues to build is stupendous. Feyre returns to the Spring Court and Tamlin after surviving Amarantha’s deadly clutches, but not without being changed. Now, with the powers of High Fae and a debt to Rhysand, Lord of the Night Court (she must spend one week every month at his
Encoding. Storing, Retrieving. Those are three things the brain does; they are also the three parts of Nick Payne’s newest brilliant play, Incognito. As with Payne‘s other work (namely the heartbreaking Constellations), Incognito is intricately woven and uses the minimal amount of set and people to maximum effect. The bare oval set is dotted with four chairs–one for each actor–and nothing else. Hence, the actors take center stage. Between four wonderful actors, there are 21 characters and three different plots. The genius of Incognito is how they all come together. Obviously
The hysterical and piercing cry of Una (Michelle Williams) echoes throughout the theater. We have just witnessed a piece of the complicated and murky relationship between Una and Ray (Jeff Daniels). It is one that is shared through intimate memories and is not easily forgotten. David Harrower‘s Olivier-award winning play is a doozy. We meet Una, a woman in her late-20s, surprising Ray, a man somewhere in his 50s, at his office. It is not a pleasant surprise. Ray is extremely jumpy and upset that Una has found him; he’s
Sam Claflin is about to take women’s hearts by storm. In the highly anticipated film adaptation of Jojo Moyes’s Me Before You, Claflin will be the prickly Will Traynor…and I advise you to get your tissues ready. It’s going to be a doozy. We’ve been a fan of Sam Claflin for quite some time now. From Snow White and the Huntsman to The Riot Club to The Hunger Games, Claflin has been steadily working his way through many genres of film and television–and amassing fans along his journey. He’s one