Like "The Comfort of Strangers," "Dressed to Kill" and "Un Chien Andalou," movies in which razors are used in graphically unsettling ways, "Sweeney Todd" is a movie I'll never watch again.
While this narrative strategy helps bridge the stories, it is a bit pretentious. But Harrison's language is by turns so punchy, poetic and observant, you give him a pass.
Hwang's "Yellow Face" reveals an unequivocally insightful writer.
Director Michael Blakemore ("Noises Off") hasn't just awakened the "Dead." He and his cast, some of the best comic actors in New York, have turned an old-fashioned, sometimes wobbly piece of…
Darlene Love, Aimee Mann, and Kiki and Herb are among the acts performing around town during the holiday season. Read all about where they're playing, and what they've been up to.