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Theatre Tallahassee presents Simon’s ‘Barefoot in the Park’
Theatre Tallahassee’s 2017-18 season concludes with the main-stage production of Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in the Park,” opening Thursday, June 7, and running through June 24 for a total of 10…
‘Deadpool 2’ is the violent, profane sequel fans have been wishing for
By MARK VIOLA “Deadpool” was one of the biggest film surprises of 2016, finally giving comic book fans a faithful adaptation of the “Merc with a Mouth” and ultimately delivering…
Parley closes season with a duo of Bachs
For the Bach Parley’s season finale concert, the period instrument players will join the Bach Parley Chamber Singers to perform the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, Johann Bernard Bach and…
‘Breaking In’ wastes an interesting concept with a slow, sloppy script
By MARK VIOLA Few things in life are more frightening than someone breaking into your home while you’re alone. That’s one of the reasons why home-invasion flicks are a constant…
Action-filled third act helps save summer popcorn flick ‘Rampage’
By MARK VIOLA I’m going to date myself a bit, but I remember times during my childhood when I would spend hours at an arcade playing video games. Although I…
Shakespeare in the Park Festival will be held May 12-13
The Southern Shakespeare Company is once again bringing its free Shakespeare in the Park Festival to Cascades Park in Tallahassee this weekend, with multiple productions of the bard’s “Romeo &…
‘Infinity War’ packs an amazing payoff 18 movies in the making
By MARK VIOLA With now 19 movies in just 10 years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is the king of the box office, and for fans of the movies, a…
‘Super Troopers 2’ is worth the 16 years fans had to wait for a sequel
By MARK VIOLA Back in 2002, a small, indie comedy hit theaters with little fanfare, but left a huge mark on both me and my friends. It’s a comedy that…
‘Isle of Dogs’ is another wonderful movie from the mind of Anderson
By MARK VIOLA Wes Anderson has one of the most unique and recognizable directing styles of anyone in the business today. If you’ve seen any of his movies, you will…
Krasinski ‘s ‘A Quiet Place’ delivers 90 minutes of silent dread and tension
By MARK VIOLA I’ve said many times before that I’m not a huge fan of horror films. It’s just not a genre that I gravitate toward when selecting a movie…
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