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Filtering by Tag: Washington City Paper
Caro Dubberly and Nikkole Salter in Confederates. (Chris Banks)
My Washington City Paper review of Mosaic Theater Company’s strong production of Dominique Morisseau’s play Confederates is here.
Ellen Burstun with Exorcist: Believer cowriter/director David Gordon Green.
My Washington City Paper review of The Exorcist: Believer, yet another unworthy sequel to one of the great horror films, is here.
He’s well-fed on his ocean voyage from Romania to England.
My Washington City Paper review of the Dracula… mid-quel. I guess? … The Last Voyage of the Demeter is here.
Em Whitworth and Jack Rento rehearse The Pitchfork Disney. (Photo: Caroline Johnson)
Here’s a feature I did for the City Paper about a scrappy young paor of actors, Em Whitworth and Jack Rento, putting up their own DIY production of Philip Ridley’s The PItchfork Disney, a gnarly play that had its U.S. premiere at Woolly Mammoth back in 1995 and hasn’t been seen in Our Nation’s Capitol since.
I did a big reversal on latest impossible Mission in the interim in between when we recorded the forthcoming Pop Culture Happy Hour episode on it and when I saw the film again and wrote my Washington City Paper review. That’s why the latter is more effusive than the former. Sometimes that happens!
Harrison Ford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge are, respectively, alarmed and astonished. (Disney/Lucasfilm)
If octogenarian adventure has a name, it’s Indiana Jones! My Washington City Paper review is here.
Ezra Miller and Sasha Calle in The Flash. (Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures/™ & © DC Comics)
Before Guardians of the Galaxy auteur James Gunn comes in to start the whole DC Comics movie project over again, they’ve one movie left in the can, and it’s The Flash. Specific is multiversal, the saying goes. My Washington City Paper review is here.
Spider-confederates Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy share a quiet moment in Across the Spider-Verse. (Sony)
My Washington City Paper review of the lovely new animated sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is here.
Aaaaaaaand 2018 All Things Considered feature with a number of the creative people inovlved with Into the Spider Verse — comic book writer Brian Michael Bendis, screenwriters/producers Phil Lord & Chris Miller, and directors Peter Ramsay & Rodney Rothman — is still here.
