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The rollercoaster continues, with Disney providing theaters a shot in the arm
By MARK VIOLA Less than a week after Warner Bros. announced that it would release all of its 2021 films simultaneously in theaters and on its HBO Max streaming service,…
Learn the secrets behind two modern holiday classics in Netflix series
By MARK VIOLA So, this week we’re doing something a little different. Instead of reviewing a movie, I’m going to talk about a docu-series about movies — specifically holiday movies.…
Warner Bros. has managed to upset everyone in Hollywood with a single press release
By MARK VIOLA Sometimes, a story is so massive, so outlandish and so unbelievable, it’s difficult to figure out where to start telling it. That’s the case with WarnerMedia’s industry-changing…
‘Superintelligence’ is pretty average
By MARK VIOLA Melissa McCarthy has been type-casted as the loud, crass female lead in loud, crass comedies. Every once in awhile, however, she ventures outside her particular box, such…
Christmas is not cancelled!
Tony Award Winner Jefferson Mays is reprising his acclaimed performance in Charles Dickens’ beloved holiday classic, “A Christmas Carol.” Theatre Tallahassee is part of a small group of theaters across…
Theatre Tallahasee is presenting ‘The Lifespan of a Fact’ virtually
Theatre Tallahassee has kicked off its 2020-21 season virtually with a streaming-only production of “The Lifespan of a Fact,” written by Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell and Gordon Farrell. “It may…
‘Jingle Jangle’ is a wonderfully-produced holiday musical
By MARK VIOLA It would seem that making an enjoyable holiday film — during a season in which people are already inclined to have warm and fuzzy feelings — should…
‘The LEGO Stars Wars Holiday Special’ plays it too safe to be very memorable
By MARK VIOLA While “Star Wars” fans will always debate the flaws and virtues of the prequel trilogy and the new Disney-produced sequel trilogy, one thing is certain — no…
Abridged Shakespeare is set for Goodwood Nov. 21-22
The Southern Shakespeare Company will present an original one-hour abridgment of William Shakespeare’s most enduring and beloved play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” featuring star-crossed lovers, mischievous fairies and comic hijinks…
Forgotten Coast Festival of Trees opens
The Joe Center in Port St. Joe is hosting its second annual Forgotten Coast Festival of Trees now through Dec. 12. An opening-night reception will be held today (Friday, Nov.…
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