I Am Not Okay with This is now streaming on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams The first season of I Am Not Okay with This is undeniably a television show. Brimming with a cast, story, and […]
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All the Natalie Portmans
All the Natalie Portmans will play at the MCC Theater Space through March 29. By Elazar Abrahams Off-Broadway sometimes holds talent more impressive than that of the Great White Way. That’s certainly true of the […]
Wendy (2020) – Review
Wendy flies into theaters on February 28. By Elazar Abrahams Wendy tries to soar, but can never quite make it off the ground. Despite an engrossing first 15 minutes that hook the audience, the pixie […]
Hunters: Season 1 – Review
Hunters is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. By Chris Flanagan On paper, a show can have everything go in its favor; premise, cast, direction, only for it to fall short once available for public […]
Mean Girls (Broadway)
By Elazar Abrahams I was not interested in seeing Mean Girls on Broadway. In fact, I was opposed to it. Ahead of the show’s initial debut, I was excited. Tina Fey was writing a musical […]
Come From Away
By Elazar Abrahams Never had I seen a Broadway show receive a standing ovation three years after opening. And yet, last night, at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, that is exactly what happened. I’ve wanted to […]
Altered Carbon: Season 2 – Review
Altered Carbon returns February 27th on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Altered Carbon is back, and it’s an understatement to say it that season 2 is anything short of epic and riveting. Granted, critics were given […]
Buffaloed – Review
Buffaloed is now in theaters. By I. Simon If Flower showed that Zoey Deutch has potential as a comedy star, then Buffaloed confirms that she is the real deal, as she turns in the performance […]
Emma. (2020) – Review
Emma will be playing in theaters beginning February 21. By Elazar Abrahams Call me uncultured, but I’ve never read a Jane Austen novel. In fact, I’m pretty much unfamiliar with any of her books. I know […]
Downhill (2020) – Review
Downhill rolls into theaters on February 14. By Elazar Abrahams It’s great to see comedic actors take on serious roles. Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems, for example, recently reminded audiences that he holds talent beyond […]
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