arts and entertainment
‘Unhuman’ review: A vibrant zombie feature that tries to offer more than just clichés
June 8, 2022Zombies are used not just to scare but to take a deeper look at the human condition.
Read moreWorld premiere comedy ‘Sleep with the Angels’ at Latino Theater Company
June 6, 2022A wonderful experience awaits you at the Latino Theater Company now through June 26.
Read moreNew opera ‘I Can’t Breathe’ centers murders of Black American males
May 20, 2022“It would be impossible to find a more relevant topic for contemporary theatre,” wrote Arts Knoxville when I Can’t Breathe received its first production back in February.
Read more‘King Lear’: The monarch from another planet
May 19, 2022Of the countless screen versions of King Lear, the most offbeat may be Jean Luc Godard’s 1987 take co-starring Woody Allen, Norman Mailer, and The Breakfast Club’s Molly Ringwald as Cordelia. I kid thee not!
Read moreNew ‘Doctor Strange’ is fantastic – if imperfect – phantasmagoria
May 18, 2022This feels very much like a real Sam Raimi film, rather than yet another film that feels like it was slapped haphazardly together on the corporate Marvel/Disney assembly line.
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