Frank Scheck

Robert O’Hara’s intentions are made clear just from the undeniably clever title of his new play receiving its world premiere at Off-Broadway’s MCC Theater. Yes, Shit. Meet. Fan. is meant to be provocative, and it achieves that goal in spades. The problem with provocation is that it tends to wear thin with...

The word that provides Jessica Goldberg’s new play its title has many meanings, depending on the circumstances. But as uttered by Gus, an aging record executive played by Arliss Howard, “Babe” comes across as a sexist, derogatory term even when he means it endearingly. He’s the sort of old-school male chauvinist who persists...

The more movie-to-stage musical adaptations that I see, and I’m seeing a lot, the more I get the feeling that a key ingredient has been left out. Well, not so much left out as glossed over. Whether it’s The Notebook or Back to the Future or seemingly countless others, the creatives seem to...

Bobby Farrelly directs (and Peter Farrelly co-writes) the wacky tale of a young boy whose letter to Santa gets into the hands of Satan, thanks to an unfortunate misspelling.

If the singing Callaway sisters were characters in a movie, they would probably end their set and then storm off into the wings and begin fighting like cats and dogs. But singers Ann Hampton Callaway and Liz Callaway exist in real life, and their sisterly fondness and respect for each other is so palpable onstage...

Ebony Obsidian also stars in the inspiring true tale of the all-Black Women's Army Corp unit tasked with sorting millions of letters to and from soldiers on the European front.

Peter Jackson executive produces the anime-style feature, set nearly two centuries before the events of the live-action film trilogy and based on J.R.R. Tolkien's appendices.

Idris Elba, James Marsden and Tina Sumpter all return for the latest adaptation of Sega's blockbuster video game series, along with Ben Schwartz as the titular hero.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 premiered on December 16, 2024, at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, California, and will debut in cinema halls across the US on December 20. The reviews for the movie are coming in, and they are considerably positive, resulting in strong scores on both

Feeling a little Scrooge-like these days? Ready to say “Bah, humbug” to the thought of holiday cheer? The perfect solution awaits you at 54 Below, where Norm Lewis is celebrating his 10th anniversary performing at the venue with his show The Best of Christmas. This uplifting evening is the cabaret equivalent of putting on your favorite...