Documentary Review: ‘Somewhere in the Middle’
The film doesn’t break any new ground, it’s basically speaking to the choir. But that’s not a bad thing at all.
Interview: Giancarlo Esposito on ‘Creepshow’ and How He Transforms When He Puts on His Character’s Wardrobe
Giancarlo Esposito chats about Creepshow, how he loved the “guerrilla” style filmmaking of the show and loving his turn in the horror-genre!
Interview: William Fichtner on His Directorial Debut, ‘Cold Brook’, Learning Curves and His Worst Audition Ever
William Fichtner talks about Cold Brook, his biggest learning curve as a director, working with the cast and his worst audition ever.
Theater Review: Blue Man Group is ‘Speechless’
The Blue Man Group played to a packed crowd on the recent visit to the Civic Theatre. And they’re touring show, Speechless, did not disappoint.
Interview: Shannon Tarbet on ‘Love is Blind’, How She Prepares for a Role and That Time She Did a One-Woman Show
Actress Shannon Tarbet chats about how she got the role and what she did to prepare, theatre and that time she did a one-woman show.
Interview: Daniel Webber Talks ‘Danger Close’, Audition Prep and Challenges of Playing a Real Person
Actor Daniel Webber chats about his role in Danger Close, the huge responsibility of portraying a real person and how he prepares for an audition.
Interview: Matthew Alan on ‘Castle Rock’ and His Biggest Problem as an Actor
Matthew Alan talks about his role in Castle Rock, how he found acting and how he is able to “get out of” his head for auditions.
Movie Review: ‘Inside Game’
If the Lifetime network ever made a movie specifically for men, Inside Game would be that movie.
Movie Review: ‘Buck Run’
It’s really about the performances and both Le Gros and Lyons are wonderful. And director Frangione really seems to know this world, showing its bleakness in every scene.
Movie Review: ‘Philophobia’
The film, which screened at the San Diego Film Festival, features a fantastic cast of young actors that are sure to make their mark.
Interview: Abby Quinn on ‘After the Wedding’, Creating a Character and What She Learned From Michelle Williams and Julianne Moore
Actress Abby Quinn also talks about the learning curve of working on a sitcom, auditioning and working with her acting coach!
Theatre Review: ‘Anastasia’
The performances, however, won’t be the only thing you’ll be talking about after the show. The physical set, which is basically just an arch, is benefited by multiple on-stage projections
Movie Review: Joaquin Phoenix in ‘Joker’
Joker isn’t one of those films where you leave the theater energized. You’re beaten down and exhausted. But for a film to have that effect on you these days is quite a feat.
Movie Review: Renee Zellweger in ‘Judy’
The film lives and breathes on Zellwegger’s excellent work and all the praise she’s getting is absolutely deserved.
Interview: Richard Kind on His New Film ‘Auggie’, Auditioning and Why Every Actor Should Do Theatre
Richard Kind talks about his role ‘Auggie’, his career, one of his worst auditions and his advice to actors!
Movie Review: ‘Downton Abbey’
For anyone who watched every episode of every season of Downton Abbey, the new film will be like a warm, comfortable blanket that you pulled out of storage.
Interview: Emilio Rivera on ‘3 From Hell’, ‘Mayans M.C.’ and His Advice to Young Actors
Emilio Rivera talks about his roles in 3 From Hell, Mayans M.C., his biggest pet peeve and the advice he gives to young actors.
Movie Review: ‘The Goldfinch’
The cast is great. Jeffrey Wright as Hobie has a short monologue about restoring furniture and it’s honestly the best thing in the film.
Documentary Review: ‘Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice’
Even with the rose-colored lense of the film, it’s a swoony remembrance of how huge a star Linda Ronstadt was and how her voice was one for the ages.
Movie Review: ‘Before You Know It’
With a note perfect cast, quick-witted script and direction to match, Before You Know It, Hannah Pearl Utt’s marks a terrific directorial debut.