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Thursday, November 8 2012

50th New York Film Festival: 'Flight' - 14 October 2012

Flight asks whether truth should ever be weighed against justice. If so, where would integrity lie in this blanace?

Monday, October 22 2012

You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet : 2 October 2012 - New York City

In You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet at the New York Film Festival, the 90-year-old French film maker Alain Resnais asks "Will I leave behind something of significance and relevance when I die?"

Wednesday, August 15 2012

Jesus Christ Superstar: 1 July 2012 - New York

When I left the Neil Simon Theatre with my 21st century perspective, I asked, "Is Jesus Christ Superstar anti-Semitic?" If so, can there be any telling of the New Testament that is not anti-Semitic?

Wednesday, June 13 2012

Tribeca Film Festival 2012: 'Mansome' + 'Knife Fight'

Mansome and Knife Fight make their premieres at the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival.

Tuesday, May 22 2012

Tribeca Film Festival 2012: 'The List' World Premiere

Beth Murphy's documentary The List reminds us that true Americans come from all corners of the world -- including Iraq.

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Tribeca Film Festival 2012: 'Nancy, Please' [2.May.12]

Tribeca Film Festival 2012: 'Free Samples' [30.Apr.12]

'Regrets': Manhattan Theatre Club - Off-Broadway [26.Apr.12]

'The Last Days of Judas Iscariot' T. Schreiber Studio & Theatre – New York [29.Mar.12]

Yosemite: Rattlestick Theater - New York [28.Feb.12]

'Wit': Samuel J. Friedman Theatre – Broadway [23.Feb.12]

'Hotel Project': The Internationalists and Neighborhood Productions – New York [3.Feb.12]

Leakey's Ladies (Theater Review): Dixon Place - Off-Off Broadway [20.Jan.12]

'Seminar' by Theresa Rebeck - Broadway [12.Dec.11]

'Lobby Hero' by Kenneth Lonergan – New York [22.Nov.11]

We Live Here: New York City Center Stage [10.Nov.11]

Dreams of Flying Dreams of Falling: Classic Stage Company - New York [28.Oct.11]

The Birthday Boys: ArtEffects Theatre Company – New York [23.Sep.11]

'Master Class' by Terrence McNally - New York [12.Jul.11]

Through a Glass Darkly: New York Theater Workshop (Off Broadway) - New York [5.Jul.11]

Paper Cranes: Access Theater - New York [29.Apr.11]

Thinner Than Water - The Cherry Pit, New York [22.Feb.11]

'Mistakes Were Made': Barrow Street Theatre, New York [24.Jan.11]

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Thursday, May 24 2012

Bat Out of Hell, Hell in a Handbasket: An Interview with Meat Loaf

Upon the release of Hell in a Handbasket, the classic rock icon opens up about fame, faith, and his fears about the world.

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She & Him: Volume 3 (Reviews)

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