An interesting but minor addition to the historical record of the British folk-pop movement.

This new fairytale movie starring Christina Ricci is a feel-good flick with a twist.

The Broadway star needs a collaborator who's hungry to succeed, not Glen Ballard.

Patrick Stewart and Rupert Goold's Macbeth has top-notch acting, of course, but also flair and humor and bonechilling thrills.

It spoofs Off-Broadway and the gay club scene, yet it's a delicious entertainment for everyone.

Steve Northeast crafts energetic and emotional hard rock songs loaded with raspy guitars and cataclysmic rhythms.

A harrowing trip into the heart of darkness courtesy of a bag of charms, a rope, and Shelia Dabney's worldly-dark voice.

The ghost of America circa 1979 retains its power to haunt.

From the first Gershwinian piano chords, we know we're in for a roaring good time in this jazzy 1920's tale.

Using puppets and masks, this powerful historical drama fuses crafty stage magic with near-minimalist economy of narrative.