"The Spidey Project" has been one of the most popular shows at Fringe 2017 and it’s easy to understand why after seeing the first class staging it received at Studio/Stage on Western Avenue. Understandably we’re not seeing the budget of a "Spiderman Hold Back the
Let us talk the lowest of high concept. Take the most obnoxious representatives of our society’s ills: A woman (Rebecca Larsen) obsessed with the entitlement her beauty bestows on her, A man (Albert Dayan) defending the privileged birthright of those fortunate enough to be born white males, A painfully
It opens with a real-life catastrophic event: a meteor the size of a small house hits a small town in Russia injuring a thousand people. How did this happen and how did we not see it, a news woman asks Neil deGrasse Tyson?
In "The Sacred Beasts" for Hollywood Fringe 2017, writer/director Chris Wollman has mined a particularly rich vein of historical gold in the “Odd Coupling” of the most iconic of icons: Ernest Hemmingway and Orson Welles, a pair of larger than life figures who bore the
I must admit an admiration for Tricia Aurand’s undertaking in "Nicaea." Not only does she present an historical tale, but one of a most singular topic; the First Council of Nicaea called by Constantine I in 325 AD.
Long-awaited "Game of Thrones'" Season Seven—winner of 12 Emmy's just last September, remember— is no longer coming. It's Here: July 16 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT). It arrives bearing gifts: new cast members, to fill in the holes left by all who died last season, in the
"Blue," by filmmaker Charles Huddleston, is not a complex plot. It’s a pretty straightforward morality tale wrapped in the landscape and backwoods mores of Appalachian country and the “Mountain People” who reside “in them thar hills.”
We love Angela Lansbury. And PBS announced today, "She's ba-a-a-ck." Dame Lansbury with Michael Gambon will head the cast in a three-part adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel, "Little Women."
Our culture shoots black men. Kills them. And our culture acquits their killers—if they are the police. This headline grabbed me and shook me, reading like too many that I have seen before: "Minnesota Officer Acquitted in Killing of Philando Castile."
There are more individuals whose talents deserve some Note of Distinction this year, and we, at TheTVolution wish the privilege of acknowledging them
