The Demon Barber of the Zeitgeist
by LeoOfMars — Every era gets the "Sweeney Todd" it deserves. The zeitgeist of the 21st century has turned the straightforward morality play of 1936 on its head.
by LeoOfMars — Every era gets the "Sweeney Todd" it deserves. The zeitgeist of the 21st century has turned the straightforward morality play of 1936 on its head.
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All things must come to an end. Even when they've become attached to your face, and vice versa.
Reality television invades the world of Shakespeare in Queens Shakespeare's take on the comedy.
What if we're robbing children of their dignity? What if this is just one (particularly pointed) example of how we do it?
Did you know that Pepsi and Coke date back to the 19th century? Here is their history.
Moving away from stigma and towards personal choice.
Three versions of Sweeney Todd – zeigeist insights and a special on pies.
A new musical by John Caird and Paul Gordon, based on the classic tale, gets a respectable production but has plot and music problems.
When the neighborhood gym closes, sometimes there are few options left in a slow economy.
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