Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” was the talk of Hollywood this past holiday and awards season. With an...

I am going to be honest here: there are some classic stories that I have never experienced, like “Gone with the Wind” or “Casablanca” on...

I have always been a fan of comedy. From hours in front of the television watching The Marx Brothers, Abbott & Costello, and The Three...

Murphy’s’ Law states what can go wrong, will. In just about any area of life (work, marriage, etc..), once it kicks in, things just tend...

The late ‘70s and early ‘80s were a very interesting transitional time in our contemporary history. Americans were dealing with upheaval...

Love can take many forms and wear innumerable masks, thus being something that the human race has been struggling to define since we...

“You don’t know what you got until it’s gone” is a phrase that has probably been true to all of us at some point in your life, which can...

Actor Chazz Palminteri’s one-man show is one that has gone from the stage to the screen and back again as Robert DeNiro directed in in...

Many people are in awe of the Mob with their ways to make quick money, flashy lifestyle and an almost celebrity status (especially...

Many remember the film “A Bronx Tale” twenty-five years ago, but may not know that it is based on a one-man show that actor Chazz...

“Chicago” is another one of those properties that I only know about in a rudimentary way. I never saw the film or any other version of...

The list of Broadway productions that can be revamped or reworked and still keep its popularity intact to pack a performance hall is very...

I was sixteen years old when “Steel Magnolias” went from an off-Broadway play to the big screen and worked at the local movie theater in...

Victor Hugo’s “Les Misérables” is one of the most prevalent pieces of source material when you mention any form of stage play. It is...

There are certain properties in the world of entertainment and popular culture that many would consider “critic proof,” as there is no...

I am going to be upfront here: I have seen “Les Misérables” multiple times, in multiple formats from the film starring Hugh Jackman in...

Lucas Hnath’s 2015 play “The Christians” is one of those productions whose name invokes a certain level of apprehension in those who...

On our show, we pride ourselves on doing our best to keep away from politics and religion, but sometimes it’s hard when we review...