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The Netflix interpretation of the “Resident Evil” franchise is “a...

Peter Brook, the British-born director who won Tonys and Emmys but is best known for his...

Alex Lawther makes for an especially riveting hero in Robert Icke’s chic if imperfect modern-dress production at the Park Avenue Armory.

Thats weird, theres a coconut in here. why would somebody bury a coconut in a bag right here? >> but it wasnt a coconut. >> i picked it up. immediately i didnt know what it was. i hand it to thad. he was looking at it. we looked back in the hole and we could see some teeth. >> teeth? >> teeth. we could see her teeth. and at that point in time you could see the top portion of her eye socket on the skull. you know, and everything kind of clicked and we stopped what we were doing. >> it was a horri...

“The rest is silence” were the last words of Hamlet shortly before his death and the end of the epic play by William Shakespeare. Could this be the political epitaph for the wounded presidency of Cyril Ramphosa, asks Tony Leon.

Two years later and fest is back. Whoohoo! Yes, fest happened online during lockdowns, but you know what I mean. It’s alive again. I mean live. In real life.

The lights are rigged, the sound is being tested and Makhanda is starting to see new and familiar faces in Frontier Country as the annual National Arts Festival kicks off on Thursday.

Adirondack Theatre Festival in Glens Falls opens its 28th season with "The Chinese Lady,"...

>> i think thats pathetic. and it shows that theyre too scared to face what these hearings will produce. i must say that i think its excellent that theyre putting on the people they are are, but at some point either early or at the end, i hope they call donald trump. put him on the hearings without hearing from trump, its a little like putting on hamlet without the prince. he is a private citizen. if he wants to take the fifth amendment, fine. hes entitled. but he doesnt have executive privilege...

The American premiere of the brutal play “A Little Life,” a drag-infused Hamlet and an immersive celestial installation highlight the festival’s latest iteration.