★★★★☆ A gifted dancer-choreographer taps into mood and meaning with a stunning troupe of artists
Beyond
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie: A Film Musical to Sing About
★★★★☆ Max Harwood and hot cast sing a hot score about a trend-setting prom-goer
From Massachusetts: Sister Sorry, Regrets Only
★★☆☆☆ Sorry to say, an intriguing true story is fictionalized into something less than intriguing
Putting It Together: Lapine and Sondheim (and Bernadette and Mandy), Via Town Hall
A candid discussion about the creation of ‘Sunday in the Park with George,’ from the creators
From Boston: The Tempest, A Perfect Storm and a Perfect John Douglas Thompson
★★★★★ Shakespeare’s all-powerful sorcerer Prospero, driven near-mad, learns the power of redemption on Boston Common
Judgment Day: Gleeful Fun with Jason Alexander and Patti LuPone
★★★★☆ Santino Fontana, Michael McKean and more in Rob Ulin’s wily look at good and (mostly) bad
Feingold on Old Movies for Theater Lovers: Edward F. Cline’s ‘Million Dollar Legs’
Were all the artists involved under the influence of some hallucinogen? This is the least rational movie ever produced by the American studio system.
Feingold on Old Movies for Theater Lovers: Charles Chaplin’s ‘Monsieur Verdoux’
The legendary Little Tramp spins a fantastical comedy about a serial killer
Waiting for Godot: Beckett’s Masterpiece Pandemic-ized, Sorta
★★☆☆☆ Scott Elliott (mis)directs Ethan Hawke, John Leguizamo, Wallace Shawn, and Tarik Trotter
Feingold on Old Movies for Theater Lovers: A. Edward Sutherland’s International House (1933)
Eyebrow-raising passages of pre-Code impropriety are balanced with pure genuine hilarity, with W.C. Fields leading the players in a cohesive comic work.