Public Record played five performances at Central Park’s Delacorte Theater from September 4 to September 8. The Delacorte Theater has been New York City’s go-to place for free summer Shakespeare since 1962. But to close […]
The Winter’s Tale – Shakespeare in the Park
The Winter’s Tale is now in performances at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park through August 23. Admission is free! By Elazar Abrahams One of the hottest nights of a scaling city summer. Glasses fogged […]
Why Entertainment Habits Now Move Between Watching and Playing
A quiet evening at home can move through several kinds of entertainment without much planning. One episode ends, a phone comes out, a few clips get watched, then a game fills the gap before the […]
Nimrods – Review
Nimrods hits theaters on August 14. By Elazar Abrahams Your enjoyment of Nimrods will probably depend on one very simple factor: your level of Greenday fandom. Now, I’m not anti the band. I know the […]
The Wrong Girls – Review
The Wrong Girls rolls into theaters on August 14. By Elazar Abrahams Written and directed by Dylan Meyer in her feature directorial debut, The Wrong Girls stars Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat as Frankie and […]
Sterling Point: Season 1 – Review
Sterling Point premiered August 5 on Prime Video. By Greg Wheeler Between The Summer I Turned Pretty, Off Campus, and the ongoing Your Fault franchise, Amazon has been carving out a pretty significant chunk of […]
Alley Cats: Season 1 – Review
Alley Cats premiered August 7 on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Ricky Gervais’ first television project since After Life trades human misanthropes for feline ones. Here, Gervais presents Alley Cats, a six-episode, 2D-animated Netflix comedy following […]
How Suits Redefined the Modern TV Legal Procedural
Legal dramas have always mixed courtroom battles with personal stories. However, few shows changed that formula as dramatically as Suits. The series turned corporate law into stylish, fast-moving television. It also made legal work feel […]
House of Spells – Times Square
By Elazar Abrahams As a born-and-bred New Yorker, there isn’t much reason for me to prowl the 42nd Street stretch of Times Square. But now, right next to Madame Tussauds and Ripley’s Believe It or […]
Late Fame – Review
Late Fame hits select theaters in New York on August 7, and Los Angeles on August 14, with additional cities to follow. By I. Simon There’s a famous Quentin Tarantino quote: “You don’t have to […]