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The most shocking revelation to come from the latest Adam Sandler movie, "Blended," has nothing to do with any gross-out joke or adolescent gag, nothing to do with projectile vomiting or messy excrement or children behaving in wildly inappropriate ways in the pursuit of a cheap laugh. Rather, it’s the fact that "Blended" isn’t completely terrible. I mean, of course it’s terrible, but a certain level of care appears to have been taken here compared to Sandler’s many recent attempts at "comedy." The bar is just so low, people. It’s just hovering there above the ground.

 and S. David’s Day celebration  GWLAD! added stream.theatre have added even more exclusive events to the schedule in the coming months, from hit concerts to a reprise of one of last year’s most popular streaming events. Jason Robert Brown’s  Songs For A New World makes a streaming return from 21 – 28 February 2021. Starring Rachel John ( Hamilton), Ramin Karimloo ( Motown) and Rachel Tucker ( Come From Away), the self-filmed musical was a fan favourite last year and makes its stream.theatre debut, on demand.  Last summer’s biggest outdoor musicals event  West End Drive In�...

"The Cemetery Club" opens with a happy gathering - the wedding of a much-married friend - at which three women dance with their husbands. A year later, all three women are widows, 60ish and uneasily facing the future. In the case of Esther Moskowitz (Ellen Burstyn), single life is especially ominous. She was married for 39 years and hardly knows what it is like to be on her own. The other survivors are Doris Silverman (Olympia Dukakis), strong-willed and easily offended, and Lucille Rubin (Diane Ladd), who would like to be seen as a merry widow but is secretly as lonely as the others.