Review
This is virtuosity-driven chamber music with fluctuating levels of oxygen, shadows, and light.
The Fallen artfully diagnoses the spiritual and material maladies of contemporary Cuban life through the lens of a single family, a household threatened by decay, exterior and interior.
Maybe Space Force will figure out what kind of comedy it is and launch into a rejuvenated second season turn. Though that assumes it will get a second season.
Immortal Beloved is a CD that will appeal to lovers of fine singing and to people curious about some hidden corners of Beethoven’s output.
According to Sarah Kendzior, “we have a transnational crime syndicate masquerading as a government.”
Shirley is hard to watch, hard to resist, and deeply, deliciously haunting.
Director/writer Abel Ferrrara, who often features character actors such as Christopher Walken and Harvey Keitel in his movies, has found a kindred spirit in Willem Dafoe.
The precision and inventiveness of Angular Blues more than meets our high expectations for this terrific trio.
Much of the fun of Ramy comes from its deadpan embrace of heightened absurdity.
Decades on, Matthew Shipp and Whit Dickey have grown into mature models of how to keep the faith when following an idiosyncratic muse.
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