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Of Gods, Dwarfs and Popcorn Live from the Met, Wagner's Das Rheingold comes to the multiplex. With season schedule.

Of Gods, Dwarfs and Popcorn


Live from the Met, Wagner's Das Rheingold comes to the multiplex. With season schedule.



by Gregory Sullivan Isaacs
published Monday, October 11, 2010
On Saturday afternoon, the movie multiplex is usually filled with noisy kids running all over the place. How odd, then, to see a gaggle of middle-aged... read more
Translated From Love The National Theatre Live screening of Phédre loses something in the transition from stage to film, but it's still breathtaking.

Translated From Love


The National Theatre Live screening of Phédre loses something in the transition from stage to film, but it's still breathtaking.



by Kris Noteboom
published Friday, October 1, 2010
Phédre is a Greek tragedy, written by a Frenchman, translated by a Brit, about a character few Americans have ever heard... read more
Second Season: National Theatre Live Angelika screenings begin this week, with Helen Mirren as Phédre. Season also features Derek Jacobi and Zöe Wanamaker.
photo: Catherine Ashmore

Second Season: National Theatre Live


Angelika screenings begin this week, with Helen Mirren as Phédre. Season also features Derek Jacobi and Zöe Wanamaker.



by Mark Lowry
published Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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London's National Theatre has announced its second season of , in which its stage productions are filmed lived and then screene read more
China Syndrome Plan a trip to the Angelika Film Center to see Mao's Last Dancer. With video.

China Syndrome


Plan a trip to the Angelika Film Center to see Mao's Last Dancer. With video.



by Margaret Putnam
published Sunday, August 29, 2010
"China is the most prosperous country in the world," proclaims a low-level Communist teacher. "America is the poorest."

No wonder that ballet dancer... read more
Big Screen Nation The UK National Theatre's production of Mark Ravenhill's

Big Screen Nation


The UK National Theatre's production of Mark Ravenhill's "Nation" to play at both local Angelika theaters.



by Mark Lowry
published Saturday, February 6, 2010
NT Live will broadcast the National Theatre's massive production of Terry Pratchett’s Nation,... read more
Film review:

Film review: "Nine"


It's not "8-1/2." As a movie musical, it's barely a 5-1/2.



by Elaine Liner
published Friday, December 25, 2009
For his film version of the Broadway musical Nine, director Rob Marshall has ignored the show's... read more
A Bright Particular Star All’s more than well in National Theatre’s broadcast of

A Bright Particular Star


All’s more than well in National Theatre’s broadcast of "All’s Well That Ends Well."



by M. Lance Lusk
published Monday, October 12, 2009
The second play in the inaugural initiative by London's National Theatre to broadcast its shows by satellite to movie theaters worldwide has made... read more
All's Well That's in High-Def Shakespeare production from London's National Theatre will be broadcast at the Angelika Film Center.

All's Well That's in High-Def


Shakespeare production from London's National Theatre will be broadcast at the Angelika Film Center.



by Mark Lowry
published Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Everyone and everything is fighting for your time and entertainment dollar, and in this world of instant gratification, it only makes sense that theater... read more
Mad About the Boy Video: Australian director Stephan Elliott on his film of Noel Coward's play

Mad About the Boy


Video: Australian director Stephan Elliott on his film of Noel Coward's play "Easy Virtue" and the musical "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert."



by Mark Lowry
published Friday, June 5, 2009
Director and screenwriter Stephan Elliott learned about film-to-stage transition when he and Allan Scott created a musical based on Elliott's 1994... read more
What They Did For Love The documentary

What They Did For Love


The documentary "Every Little Step" gets to the heart of being in a chorus line.



by Mark Lowry
published Friday, May 22, 2009
A Chorus Line was one of Broadway's groundbreaking musicals, not only because of its construction but in the way it was conceived and workshopped,... read more

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