Geva Theatre’s final production of the 2025-26 season is a journey worth taking.
Johanna Lester
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REVIEW | ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’
Two decades later, the devil you know is flawed — but enjoyable company.
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Review | ‘You, Me & Tuscany’
“You, Me & Tuscany,” directed by Kat Cairo, is less its own film and more a patchwork of other, better films that came before. Escape to an Italian villa? “Under the Tuscan Sun” and “Only You.” A heated moment during an impromptu rain (or in this case, sprinkler) shower? “Four Weddings and a Funeral.” A […]
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REVIEW | ‘The Drama’
Despite solid lead performances by Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, this dramatic character study can’t justify doing it for the plot.
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What to watch when you’re watching together
Film and TV streaming options for all ages in your household.
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2026 Oscar predictions: CITY critics weigh in
The 98th annual Academy Awards take place on Sunday, March 15 — locally, you can play film trivia and watch it on the big screen at The Little Theatre — and our film critics have a few thoughts on this year’s nominees ahead of Hollywood’s glittery night.
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REVIEW | “WICKED”
The now-Broadway classic, onstage at the West Herr Auditorium Theatre through March 1 as part of RBTL’s 2025-26 season, still soars and delights.
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REVIEW | ‘Wuthering Heights’
This uneven (Heath)cliff’s notes adaptation hits some hot highs.
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Rom-com roll call for V-Day (or any day) viewing
I was 8 years old when I first saw Rob Reiner’s “The Princess Bride,” a romantic comedy wrapped in the trappings of a fantasy, to delight young girls and fool young boys for decades to come. It paved the way for a life where part of my brain is always thinking about Shopgirl and NY152 […]
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REVIEW | In ‘Hamnet,’ the play is, ultimately, the thing
The last third of director Chloé Zhao’s film “Hamnet” takes place in London, specifically at the Globe Theatre, where Agnes (Jessie Buckley) has traveled from Stratford to see what her husband’s latest play could possibly be about. That play is, of course, “Hamlet,” and it’s not a spoiler to note that this husband is William […]
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REVIEW | In ‘Wicked: For Good,’ stellar performances navigate a lackluster plot
To borrow (and edit) a lyric from another Broadway powerhouse: how do you solve a problem like splitting an uber-popular show into two equally (hopefully) winning movies? With more than a 15-minute intermission to contend with since the first half, “Wicked,” premiered in November 2024, “Wicked: For Good” does the best it can — for […]
