“Music, Give Us Hope” — Two Exceptional Singers in a Moving Recital (for Parterre Box)
This lovely program of arias, duets and songs reveals an entrepreneurial spirit and undaunted good humor.
This lovely program of arias, duets and songs reveals an entrepreneurial spirit and undaunted good humor.
Two films 50 years apart prove that Bette Davis is always—gloriously—Bette Davis.
The delightfully subversive Western features one of Joan Crawford’s most iconic performances.
As Blanche Hudson might have said, “It’s still a pretty good picture”… and then some!
Another installment in our series on Bette Davis brings us to the second thriller in the famous Robert Aldrich diptych.
Jeanne Eagels and Siobhan McKenna show that there are many ways to write The Letter.
Bette Davis dazzles in one of her early signature films.
Peter Shaffer’s play is seen here for what it’s always been: a piece of lowbrow camp masquerading as highbrow art.
Katharine Hepburn’s particular iconoclastic style certainly suits Jo March.
In one of her earliest film performances, already: “The girls got something!”