BY HAYLEY WILSON Since the publication of Bram Stoker’s Dracula in 1897, the Count has been here to stay as a staple of the Halloween season. But what happens if we mix the story up a bit? Add a ...

A tonal deconstruction of modern documentary filmmaking Infamous convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos ...

BY WYATT ALLISON …An honest, beautifully-shot pandemic drama that fulfills a warm craving “Movies are dead,” is one of those common, overly fraught phrases you’ll see nowadays on social media, ...

Love and romance—whether budding, persisting, or waning—are at the heart of human art, and theatre is the medium for some of the most memorable depictions of these themes. And while at times these ...

Naturally enough, the word “adaptation” can fill some theatre-goers with pangs of apprehension and fears of dramatic compromise. That is certainly not the case with Clarence Brown Theatre’s stylish ...

KSO Concertmaster William Shaub is the host for this series which features Shaub, his colleagues from the orchestra, and other guest performers.

Admittedly, though, pop tunes alone do not a musical make, even if they inspire high energy staging that is eminently dance-able. The glue here is the intriguing book by playwright and television ...

This past weekend, I went to my local Regal Cinemas to get another glimpse at Olivia Wilde’s sex-farce comedy, The Invite. This film is amongst my favorite films of the year, mostly because of its ...

Late spring has always been a busy time for Marble City Opera and this year is no exception. Last Saturday evening found them in Oak Ridge at the Grove Theatre in a performance of Tom Cipullo’s ...

In 1976, Dustin Hoffman was the star of a film called Marathon Man, that followed a hotshot Columbia grad embroiled in a plot through his brother, with an evil Nazi war dentist played by the ...

We often find ourselves talking about the special place in Knoxville history occupied by Russian composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff. On February 17, 1943, he performed his last recital as a ...

Composer Giacomo Puccini was reportedly adamant that the three one-act operas—Il tabarro, Suor Angelica, and Gianni Schicchi—comprising his triptych Il Trittico be performed together. Clearly, music ...