Month: October 2018

‘RE/33: 33 Fainting Spells Revisited’ traces an emotional and aesthetic dance lineage

by Kaitlin McCarthy
Last weekend, Dayna Hanson launched a new project bringing the influential works of her former dance company into the present.
Preview

Stranger than Paradise: The Grand Illusion showcases early Jim Jarmusch

by Tony Kay
The Grand Illusion is screening Jarmusch’s first half-dozen features throughout November. It’s a golden opportunity for cinephiles and the curious alike to follow the filmmakers’s early development into one of modern cinema’s most influential figures.
Review

The enduring effects of ‘Oslo’

by Gemma Wilson
ACT presents J.T. Rogers' Tony-winning play about the secret Norwegian-led peace talks between Israel and Palestine in the early 1990s.
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Preview

‘The Price of Everything’: A doc about the frenzied art market comes to NWFF

by Margo Vansynghel
Premiere

“Get You Alone” by Golden Idols

by Jonathan Zwickel
See It This Week

Constant Lovers rock Barboza, Halloween with Bruce Bickford, Inua Ellams’ hit play, Margie Livingston’s “drag” paintings and more

by City Arts Staff
Preview

‘Routes of Slavery’ preserves humanity

by Maggie Molloy
Style Profile

Juan Alonso-Rodríguez channels James Bond

by Amanda Manitach
Food

Tacos Chukis brings some color back to the Central District

by Jonathan Zwickel
Album of the Month

‘All On Camera’ by Sun Breaks treats nostalgia as a curio

by Jonathan Zwickel
Feature

Paying theater artists fair wages is hard. But why do we consider it optional?

by Gemma Wilson
News

A new magazine and pop-up space say nope

by Margo Vansynghel