The Matriarchs is currently playing at Theaterlab through September 28. By Rachel M. When you hear the song “Yerushalayim” by Miami Boys Choir as part of the music playing before an off Broadway play starts, […]
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Maiden Mother Crone: A Duet Of Plays
Maiden Mother Crone: A Duet Of Plays is in performances at The Flea through February 23. By Yakov N. Weinberger Last week, I went to see Maiden Mother Crone at The Flea, a two-part theatrical […]
Dietland: Season 1 – Review
Dietland premieres June 4th, 9pm on AMC. By Jeffery Shellenbarger Dietland (based on the novel of the same name) centers around a woman called Plum Kettle—a ghostwriter for a fashion magazine who hopes to stop […]
Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady – Review
Michelle Wolf: Nice Lady aired December 2nd, 9pm on HBO. Michelle Wolf is the definition of a rising star. She’s currently a correspondent on The Daily Show, and you may have spotted her on Horace […]
Broad City: Season 4 – Review
Broad City‘s fourth season premieres September 13, 10:30pm on Comedy Central. More than period jokes, Broad City runs on the amazing friendship of Abbi and Ilana. Jacobson and Glazer’s real-life chemistry translates onto the screen […]
Genius: Season 2 – Predictions
The season finale of Genius airs June 27, 9pm on National Geographic. Genius is an anthology show, meaning each season will focus on another great scientist. With the Albert Einstein-centric episodes coming to an end, […]
The Refrigerator Monologues – Book Review
The Refrigerator Monologues is available now. When Kyle Rayner was Green Lantern in the DC Comics universe, his girlfriend infamously got dismembered and stuffed in a fridge. This alerted some people to a trend of […]
The Handmaid’s Tale: Season 1 – Opinion
The first three episodes of The Handmaid’s Tale are available now on Hulu. Future episodes premiere every Wednesday. The ten part dystopian series that premiered on Hulu today is based on Margaret Atwood’s book of […]
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