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There are wild numbers in the raunchy pre-code 1934 musical Murder at the Vanities but

"Peter and the Starcatcher is easily one of the most inventive, funny, and, yes, odd, shows out there these days," Arlene Bachanov writes.

You’re not alone if you saw the news of Angela Lansbury’s death Tuesday, at 96, and thought about turning on an episode of “Murder, She Wrote,” the beloved mystery series she starred in from 1984 to 1996 as a writer and amateur detective on the coast of Maine. Or, for

A guide to streaming your favorite Angela Lansbury movies and TV series, from 'Murder, She Wrote' to 'Beauty and the Beast.'

Last week, the curtain closed on the life of Dennis Nyback, the former owner of the Clinton Street Theater and one of the most fervent advocates of preserving and elevating the history of global cinema—in all its high and low glories. He quietly succumbed to cancer in his home near Mount Tabor on October 2. He was 69. Nyback leaves a lot behind with his death. Not just the memories that his fellow cinephiles have...

Remembering film archivist and former Pike Street Cinema owner Dennis Nyback.

Ruben Östlund’s class satire, starring Charlbi Dean and Harris Dickinson, strains to look more audacious than it is.

A new, carefully downsized version of the lavish musical "42nd Street," based on the 1933 movie about a new musical having troubles on its way to Broadway, is at the Goodspeed Opera House through Nov. 6.

Randy Skinner, who has been involved with every major production of the stage musical "42nd Street," is directing and choreographing a new, more "intimate" version of the show for the Goodspeed Opera House through Nov. 6.

Olivia Wilde’s film is deftly designed and performed—and delivers a stunning twist.