New episodes of Harley Quinn stream Fridays on DC Universe. By Elazar Abrahams Move to the side Margot Robbie, this generation’s definitive version of Harley Quinn has arrived. Voiced by Kaley Cuoco, this animated iteration […]
Month: November 2019
The Two Popes (2019) – Review
The Two Popes plays in select theaters beginning November 27, and is available to stream on Netflix on December 20. By Elazar Abrahams I went into The Two Popes with low expectations. One, because I’m […]
The Public’s Mobile Unit: Measure for Measure
By Aharon Nissel Don’t be fooled by the light opening scene of the Public Theater’s Mobile Unit adaptation of William’s Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure which began performances at the Public this past week. The show […]
‘The Chosen One’ Game
By Elazar Abrahams Want the R-rated romp of Cards Against Humanity but exclusively consisting of Jewish topics? Well, your Rosh Hashanah prayers have been answered. The Chosen One is a new card game that does […]
A Christmas Carol Broadway
A Christmas Carol is playing at the Lyceum Theater until January 5. By Elazar Abrahams Consider this Jew impressed. I loved A Christmas Carol on Broadway. While I have not read the original source material, […]
Mad About You: Revival – Review
The first half of the new Mad About You is now available on Spectrum. By Rachel M. If you were a fan of Mad About You for the seven seasons it ran on NBC (1992-1999) […]
Servant: Season 1 – Review
Servant premieres November 28th on Apple TV+. By Ariba Bhuvad M. Night Shyamalan is back, and with his return, he brings his latest project, Servant. Now, if you’ve seen the trailers and promo for the […]
Slava’s Snowshow on Broadway
Slava’s Snowshow is playing at the Stephen Sondheim Theater for a limited run. By Elazar Abrahams Known for being one of the most successful international theater tours of all time, Slava’s Snowshow has taken up […]
The Mandalorian: Season 1 – Review
New episodes of The Mandalorian are released Fridays on Disney+. By Chris Flanagan If I’m being honest, I wanted to wait to fully compose my review of Disney+’s marque original programming for several reasons; more […]
Yayoi Kusama’s EVERY DAY I PRAY FOR LOVE
Yayoi Kusama’s EVERY DAY I PRAY FOR LOVE is on view at David Zwirner Gallery until December 14th. By Aharon Nissel “What exactly is Kusama trying to do here?” That’s the question I kept asking […]
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