Frank Scheck is an arts journalist who writes for Yahoo News UK and The Hollywood Reporter. He covers a wide range of topics in the arts, including film reviews, theater reviews, and cultural commentary. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Frank provides insightful and thought-provoking analysis of the entertainment industry.
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By: Frank Scheck
Garrett Hedlund co-stars in Marco Perego's debut feature revolving around a woman forced to flee Mexico and an ICE agent.
By: Frank Scheck
Criminals get more than they bargained for when they kidnap the daughter of an underworld figure in the new Radio Silence film featuring Alisha Weir in the title role.
From the very beginning of Lia Romeo’s new play being presented by Colt Coeur, it’s apparent that the two characters onstage really enjoy being with each other. They’re Helen and Mark, long-ago lovers who are now reuniting in a sleek hotel bar after not seeing each other for nearly thirty years. And...
By: Frank Scheck
Sofia Boutella, Djimon Hounsou, Ed Skrein, Michiel Huisman, Doona Bae and Anthony Hopkins are among the stars of this follow-up to the director's space saga.
As the title song goes, “Come to the cabaret, old chum, come to the cabaret.” And the creators of the new revival being presented at the August Wilson Theatre — sorry, the “Kit Kat Club at the August Wilson Theatre” — really want you to come to the cabaret. To that end, just as in the original...
You can’t blame Peter Morgan for wanting to move on from the British royal family. After all, he’s exhaustively dramatized their peccadilloes for years in such acclaimed works as The Queen and the Netflix series The Crown, and there’s only so many times you can go back to the Queen Elizabeth well...
Amy Herzog’s play is named after its lead character, but it might as easily have been titled Job. Mary Jane is the thirtysomething mother of a nearly three-year-old boy named Alex who was born prematurely and suffers from cerebral palsy and frequent seizures, among other serious health conditions. With the aid of nurses, she...
By: Frank Scheck
The Glen Powell-produced film provides a portrait of the intense preparations that go into the flight demonstrations by the titular unit.
In the new play by Laura Winters being presented by The New Group, the jokes come fast and furious, a character sings the tender ballad “At Last,” and two people romantically dance to the strains of the song that gives the show its title. That the jokes are delivered via text-to-speech technology, the song is...
By: Frank Scheck
The 'A Quiet Place' helmer steps away from the horror genre for this live-action/animated movie featuring an all-star voice cast.
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