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Anna Geniushene of Russia performs a concerto with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra in Fort Worth, Texas on June 18, 2022.. — Photo by Richard Rodriguez, courtesy of the artist The Des Moines ...

Much like “Amour,” “Queen at Sea” presents an unflinching look at the indignities of eldercare, made more unsettling by the sense that this may be the subject’s sunniest possible spin. For his first ...

Lance Hammer’s UK-set drama Queen at Sea is tagged “Family is complicated” by the Berlinale’s helpful path-finding system, which guides festival audiences through the hundreds of movies on display. No ...

If you could open my head like a cookie jar, there’s a good chance that the logline for Amanda Kramer’s stunning new film, “By Design” — “A woman swaps bodies with a chair, and everyone likes her ...

Shakespeare's greatest tragedy gets a rewrite in a new musical that has audiences feeling the love. Now in its third year on Broadway, & Juliet is ... (more info). See what all the critics had to say ...

If you think you know how Romeo and Juliet ends, think again. I finally made it over to the Stephen Sondheim Theatre last week to see & Juliet, and honestly? I haven’t had that much fun at a show in a ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lance Hammer was the toast of the town in 2008 with his hard-hitting, Mississippi-set coming-of-age drama “Ballast.” The Dardennes ...

Premiering in Competition at the Berlinale, the “Ballast” filmmaker relocates to North London for a social-realist family crisis that’s most compelling when it stays inside uncertainty. Some may say ...