A Powerful Chorus Harmonizing ‘Dark Phrases of Womanhood’
With “For Colored Girls” Tyler Perry works very hard and gets it mostly right.
With “For Colored Girls” Tyler Perry works very hard and gets it mostly right.
The director Arthur Penn, who died at 88 on Sept. 28, made loose, vital movies that have no place in today's Hollywood.
Michael Almereyda's version of "Cymbeline" reaffirms that Shakespeare can always survive every interpretive trick.
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's comedy "Birdman" stars Michael Keaton as a onetime movie superhero betting his career on a strange Broadway play.
Elisabeth Moss and Mark Duplass star in "The One I Love," about a couple sent on a mysterious retreat to help their marriage.
Clint Eastwood's "Jersey Boys," the adaptation of the Broadway musical, is a redemption narrative that's got a good beat.
Adapted by Julian Fellowes of "Downton Abbey" fame, "Romeo & Juliet," starring Hailee Steinfeld, won't sound all that familiar to students of Shakespeare's text.
A gala to honor Barbra Steisand is filled with glittering names, but her status as a feminist role model is worth lingering on.
Christopher Plummer reprises his stage role in "Barrymore," about a hypothetical John Barrymore comeback.
It says something about William Friedkin's big-screen adaptation of the Tracy Letts play "Killer Joe" that the title psycho, played by Matthew McConaughey, is, by a long Texas mile, its leas…
Tom Cruise stars in "Rock of Ages," a musical, based on the Broadway show, set in the 1980s and featuring rock songs of the time.
In his directing debut Ralph Fiennes adds modern weaponry to Shakespeare's "Coriolanus."
Theresa Harris, a black actress whose usual role was as a servant, is one of the inspirations for a new play by Lynn Nottage.