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A Quiet Place: Day One (2024)

"Hear how it all began."

Inside Out 2 (2024)

"Make room for new emotions."

Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 (2024)

"The American saga begins this summer."

Bad Boys: Ride or Die (2024)

"Miami's finest are now its most wanted."

The Bikeriders (2024)

"Legacies don't come easy."

BLUE LOCK THE MOVIE -EPISODE NAGI- (2024)

Kinds of Kindness (2024)

Daddio (2023)

Kalki 2898 - AD (2024)

"When the world is taken over by darkness, a new force will arise."

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (2024)

"No one can stop the reign."

The Garfield Movie (2024)

"Indoor cat. Outdoor adventure."

Thelma (2024)

"Revenge has never been sweeter."

The Exorcism (2024)

"They were making a cursed movie. They were warned not to. They should have listened."

Janet Planet (2023)

"Everything changes in an instant."

The Watchers (2024)

"Let them see you."

The Fall Guy (2024)

"Fall hard."

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)

"Fury is born."

A Sacrifice (2024)

"Purify and start again."

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Let’s Go To The Movies: AMC Empire 25 42nd Street Opens

Want to see Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Boogie, The Croods: A New Age, The Marksman, Nomadland, Judas and the Black Messiah, The Mauritanian, Fatale, A Writer’s Odyssey, Raya and the Lost Dragon, Promising Young Woman and Tenet are now the AMC on 42nd Street is open for business.

Finally NYC movie theaters have reopened at 25 percent capacity or 50 people per screening. 

Expect to pay $16.99 and if you are taking the kids $13.99 a piece. If you want privacy private expect to pay $299 a head for parties up to 20 people.

Movie-goers must wear face masks, and seating will be assigned seats with social-distancing in mind.

On Wednesday Gov. Cuomo announced that on April 2, Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall and Broadway theaters can reopen at 33 percent capacity with up to 100 people indoors and up to 200 people outdoors.

And The Winners of The Critic Choice Awards

The Glorious Corner

Suzanna, co-owns and publishes the newspaper Times Square Chronicles or T2C. At one point a working actress, she has performed in numerous productions in film, TV, cabaret, opera and theatre. She has performed at The New Orleans Jazz festival, The United Nations and Carnegie Hall. She has a screenplay and a TV show in the works, which she developed with her mentor and friend the late Arthur Herzog. She is a proud member of the Drama Desk and the Outer Critics Circle and was a nominator. Email: [email protected]

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Ken Fallin’s Broadway:​ N/A Ana Villafane & Holland Taylor

Emmy Award® winner Holland Taylor (“The Practice,” “Two and a Half Men,” Ann ) and Theatre World Award winner Ana Villafañe ( On Your Feet ) star as two congresswomen, generations apart. From Congressional aide, turned playwright Mario Correa and Tony Award®-winning director Diane Paulus ( Jagged Little Pill ) a world premiere play about power, politics, and the perilous path to progress.

N/A is a whip-smart battle of wills — and wits — between N, the first woman Speaker of the House, and A, the youngest woman ever elected to Congress. Inspired by real people and events, this riveting two-hander illuminates the person whom many consider the most powerful woman in American history… and the once-in-a-generation political talent who defied her.

You can see a review from t2c here .

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ALL THINGS BAT — Any regular reader of this column knows that we’re definitely into the world-of-all things Batman. In fact, in my office hangs a cover of one of the early editions. Neatly framed too. Not too keen on remembering where I got it, although I believe it was at a yard sale many, many years ago.

The Batman- films have been an odd journey for sure. The initial Keaton-one was great and surprisingly holds up very well considering it came out in 1989. I liked the Val Kilmer one and the George Clooney one was a bit too camp for me. Christian Bale’s run was excellent and the most recent one with Robert Pattinson, directed by Matt Reeves, was just sensational and a much-needed reset to what the original Batman was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger.

Concurrent with most of the above films was a terrific animated series. Developed by Bruce Timm and Eric Radomski, and produced by  Warner animation. It originally aired on Fox Kids from September 5, 1992, to September 15, 1995, with a total of 85 episodes.

As of November 2023, Batman: The Animated Series (1992) is available to stream on  Netflix in the UK and Ireland. It can also be streamed on Amazon Prime Video, Max Amazon Channel, and Max , and is available on Apple TV and Roku.  The Emmy- winning series is also available on Blu-ray. Interestingly, HBO rejected the series.

Kevin Conroy

Kevin Conroy who voiced Bruce Wayne and Batman (and Mark Hamill voiced the Joker) passed in 2022. This week a new trailer premiered with a new Batman/Bruce Wayne voiced by Hamish Linklater.

Here it is:

For me animation is a sometimes-mixed bag to me; sort of interesting, but the Batman series has been very compelling and I’ve always loved it. Enjoy!

… Check out this sensational article on the indomitable Cher. Just brilliant and so true:  https://www.yahoo.com/news/cher-determination-inside-skill-scandal-050000870.html … A doc on the Average White Band? “Pick Up The Pieces” was a great track, then they sort of faded. Deadline had the exclusive: https://deadline.com/2024/06/average-white-band-feature-warner-music-entertainment-sky-1235982539/ …

Gracie Abrams

24-year old Gracie Abrams was Today’s Friday-music guest and amid an SRO crowd performed her music; including her “I Miss You, I’m Sorry.” Her music, like Taylor Swift’s, is more confessional than anything else. Truth be told Carly Simon’s been doing this type of music for decades. It was admirable, but sadly, nothing new. Still, the daughter of JJ Abrams, was impressive and ordered pizza for the early-morning denizens gathered on in the Plaza … Thursday’s debate was just brutal. Brutal and sad. It’ll be interesting to witness what the next 130 days will bring …

I’ve been a fan of the UK-band Keane for years. I remember a free-concert in the Time-Warner Bldg. on CPW. Great show. They’ve had their ups-and-downs, but are just a sensation outfit. Tom Keane has one of the sweetest voices I’ve ever heard. Here’s a great article from Mix on their live sound: https://www.mixonline.com/live-sound/tours/keane-world-tour-thinks-big-with-macros?utm_term=2B400D4A-A644-43F4-980A-3A38D94AC1E6&utm_medium=email&utm_content=D52599B8-0845-4DE6-B840-1A9576C80E37&utm_source=SmartBrief

Micky Dolenz was interviewed Friday by Lyndsey Parker on his long-ago directed video from Noel – a protégé of the Mael Brothers (Sparks). “Dancing Is Dangerous.” Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nmn_AQ6fE0 … Check out Kjersti Long’s updated web-site. very cool: www.kjerstilong.com

… Happy Bday Larry Flick and Michael Ellis RIP Martin Mull!

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Broadway in Bryant Park Brings A Wonderful World, The Outsiders, Hell’s Kitchen, Wicked and More

Broadway in Bryant Park will return this summer bringing the best of Broadway back for free performances beginning July 11. New Yorkers and visitors to the Big Apple alike are invited to join 106.7 LITE FM starting at 11 a.m. EST, with performances running from 12:30–1:30 p.m. EST on the stage at Bryant Park.

July 11, 2024 106.7 LITE FM Host: Helen Little Pre-show: A special performance by the students of AMDA College of the Performing Arts Back to the Future Hell’s Kitchen The Wiz Water for Elephants

July 18, 2024 106.7 LITE FM Hosts: Cubby & Christine Disney on Broadway Aladdin Frozen The Lion King

July 25, 2024 106.7 LITE FM Host: Rich Kaminski Chicago Moulin Rouge! The Musical The Book of Mormon The Great Gatsby The Notebook

August 1, 2024 106.7 LITE FM Host: Delilah Pre-show:  Mean Girls (a special performance by the students of AMDA College of the Performing Arts) & Juliet A Wonderful World SIX The Musical The Outsiders Wicked

Schedule is subject to change. The Bryant Park stage is located at 6th Avenue between 40th and 42nd Streets. Lawn seating is first-come, first-serve.

The Mirror Tells the Tale . . . 

On a warm day last month when most people resorted to air-conditioned environments, devoted fans of Days of Wine and Roses queued at the Drama Book Shop to get their copy of the just-released CD.  Their reflection in the mirror above the Tony nominated Brian D’Arcy James, Kelli O’Hara, and Adam Guettel is testament to the loyal following this musical has achieved.  And it was well worth the wait, for the trio chatted with their fans as they signed each CD (available online), answered questions and posed for photos.  

See you at the next CD signing, when the line will be even longer!  

No Break…. Theatre Coming In July And August To Broadway and Off Broadway

The theatre season has not stopped. Already opening Off Broadway have been Marin Ireland’s Pre-Existing Condition at the Connelly Theater Upstairs. Directed by Maria Dizzia, starring Tatiana Maslany, Tavi Gevinson, Deirdre O’Connell, Maria Dizzia, Julia Chan, Dael Orlandersmith, Sarah Steele, Greg Keller, Raquel Chavez and Gregory Connors. In the aftermath of a life-altering event, Pre-Existing Condition explores the challenges, shared community and everyday indignities of learning to move forward.

Cats: “The Jellicle Ball” A radical reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconic dance musical based on T. S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats. Inspired by the Ballroom culture that roared out of New York City over 50 years ago and still rages on runways around the world. Staged as a spectacularly immersive competition by Zhailon Levingston and PAC NYC Artistic Director Bill Rauch, with all new Ballroom and club beats, runway ready choreography, and an edgy eleganza makeover that moves the action from junkyard to runway.  Come one, come all, and celebrate the joyous transformation of self at the heart of Cats and Ballroom culture itself. Now at the Perelman Performing Arts Center with Baby, Jonathan Burke, Emma Sofia Caymares, Tara Lashan Clinkscales, André De Shields, Sydney James Harcourt, Antwayn Hopper, Dava Huesca, Dudney Joseph, Jr., Capital Kaos, Junior LaBeija, Dominique Lee, Robert “Silk” Mason, “Tempress” Chasity Moore, Shereen Pimentel, Primo, Nora Schell, Kendall G. Stroud, Frank Viveros, Garnet Williams and Teddy Wilson, Jr.

At Abrons Arts Center Isabel.  Matt is fixing a Cheap Old House in the middle of nowhere; then Harriet and Isabel show up unannounced, bringing news about mysterious abandoned staircases in the forest, a backpack named Loaves, and the uncannily human screams of mountain lions.

N/A starring Holland Taylor, Ana Villafañe and directed by Diane Paulus at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre. Marrio Correa’s whip-smart play is a battle of wills — and wits — between N, the first woman Speaker of the House, and A, the youngest woman ever elected to Congress. Inspired by real people and events, this riveting two-hander illuminates the person whom many consider the most powerful woman in American history… and the once-in-a-generation political talent who defied her.

Off Broadway Opening

From Here at Pershing Square Signature Center/Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre. First preview June 27th, opening: June 29th. Book, Music, Lyrics by Donald Rupe, starring Blake Aburn, Becca Southworth, Omar Cardona. Set in 2016, From Here tells the story of Daniel, a 30-something gay man on his journey through life, love, and family when the horrific shooting at Pulse Nightclub changes his hometown, and him, forever.

Clowns Like Me at the DR2 Theatre. First preview June 21st, opening: June 30th. Playwright and director Jason Cannon directs this deeply personal and universally resonant one-man show, seasoned actor and master storyteller Scott Ehrenpreis tells his humorous yet profound story of living with mental illness. Like, lots of mental illness. Clowns Like Me fearlessly confronts the challenges of living with autism spectrum disorder, OCD, bipolar disorder, social anxiety, and depression, weaving a tale that is as heartbreaking as it is inspiring. Through his journey, Scott uncovers a remarkable truth: the stage becomes his sanctuary, a place where, if only for a few hours, he can emerge from the shadows of his struggles into the spotlight of empowerment and self-expression.

Empire The Musical is told through the lens of three generations of dreamers and doers spanning New York City in the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, and the Bicentennial Year of 1976, this original story shines new light on one of history’s greatest feats of will and desire. With a desperate city pinning its hopes on this seemingly impossible project, only skyscraper-high levels of grit and determination can keep it climbing. Discover the dramatic tales of derring-do through spectacular choreography, foot-tapping music, and colorful, timeless characters. Take the thrilling ride to the sky with the brave Mohawk Skywalkers, industrialist visionaries, and can-do immigrants, all of whom had the guts to go up when everyone else was down. Witness the extraordinary resilience and optimism that built a landmark that still inspires today.  At New World Stages Stage 1. First Preview July 1st, opening: July 11th. Book, Music, and Lyrics by Caroline Sherman & Robert Hull, directed by Cady Huffman. Starring Danny Iktomi Bevins, Monique Candelaria, Devin Cortez, Morgan Cowling, Kaitlyn Davidson, Joel Douglas, Joseph Fierberg, Alexandra Frohlinger, Matt Gibson, Albert Guerzon, Julia Louise Hosack, Kiana Kabeary, Howard Kaye, TJ Newton, April Ortiz, Kennedy Perez, Paul Salvatoriello, J Savage, Robbie Serrano and Ethan Saviet

The Journals Of Adam And Eve at the Sheen Center starring Hal Linden, Marilu Henner. Inspired by the Biblical characters and the work of John Milton and Mark Twain, The Journals of Adam and Eve follows the famous first couple, allowing them to tell their own story in their own words for the first time. First preview July 10th, opening: July 11th. Playwright Ed. Weinberger and director Anders Corcoran.

On Beckett at the Irish Repertory Theatre. Bill Irwin can’t escape Samuel Beckett. He has spent a lifetime captivated by the Irish writer’s language. In this intimate 90-minute evening, Irwin will explore a performer’s relationship to Beckett, mining the physical and verbal skills acquired in his years as a master clown and Tony Award–winning actor. Irwin’s approach to the comic, the tragic, to every side of Beckett’s work—including Waiting for Godot, Texts for Nothing, and more—will allow audiences to experience the language in compelling new ways. Whether you’re encountering the Nobel Prize winner’s writing for the first time, or building on a body of Beckett knowledge, this dynamic showcase is not to be missed.  First Preview July 10th, opening: July 11th.

Cellino v. Barnes is a darkly comic play following the tumultuous partnership between infamous lawyers Ross Cellino and Steve Barnes, documenting their rise and fall as the top injury attorneys in the country. Through the ’90s, 2000s, and 2010s, we witness our pals navigate the ethical ambiguities of the law, grapple with personal demons (and fax machines), and aspire to world domination. They’re a couple of bros with big dreams and loose morals, trying to make it in the cut throat world of ambulance chasing. At The Asylum Theatre opening July 23rd. Playwrights Mike B. Breen and David Rafailedes and directors Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse.

Six  Characters at Lincoln Center Theater/Claire Tow Theater. When some trifling citizens storm a renowned cultural center where they’re not meant to be, all hell breaks loose. Wigs go flying. Wounds get opened. An archive explodes. Will the audience make it out alive? Playwright Phillip Howze, director Dustin Willis, starring CG, Will Cobbs, Seven F.B. Duncombe, Claudia Logan, Julia Robertson, Seret Scott. First preview July 13th, opening: July 29th.

Someone Spectacular at The Pershing Square Signature Center/Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre. Once a week, six recently bereaved strangers gather for group therapy. It’s a stable routine — until one day, their grief counselor is inexplicably MIA. The group’s typical session quickly goes off the rails, offering an open-ended meditation on loss, with revelations that are at once beautiful, funny, and heartbreaking. Playwright Domenica Feraud, director Tatiana Pandiani, starring Gamze Ceylan, Alison Cimmet, Delia Cunningham, Marcus Gladney Jr., Ana Cruz Kayne and Damian Young. First preview July 17th, opening July 31st.

Table 17 at The Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space/Susan & Ronald Frankel Theater starring Kara Young, Biko Eisen-Martin, Michael Rishawn. If your ex wanted to meet up again, would you? Previously engaged, Jada and Dallas reunite for dinner to hash out the good, the bad, and the ugly from their romantic past. Despite the intrusion of sassy waiters, complicated memories, and their best efforts to keep things casual, the estranged couple find themselves cornered by the truth. Playwright Douglas Lyons, directed by Zhalion Levington. First Preview August 14th.

Forbidden Broadway: Merrily We Stole a Song will parody current Broadway shows, including Hell’s Kitchen, Stereophonic, The Outsiders, The Great Gatsby, Back to the Future, The Wiz, and Merrily We Roll Along. Attendees can also expect sendups of Roger Bart, Patti LuPone, Daniel Radcliffe, Ariana DeBose, Jeremy Jordan, and the the 2024 Tony Awards as well as selections from Alessandrini’s recent Forbidden Sondheim. At Theater 555. Created and directed by Gerard Alessandrini, starring Chris Collins-Pisano, Jenny Lee Stern. First preview August 23rd, opening September 12th.

Broadway Openings

Oh, Mary! Cole Escola’s hit farce following the life of Mary Todd Lincoln arrives on Broadway for a limited run. Previews begin June 26th, opens July 11th, closes September 15th. At the Lyceum Theatre. Also starring Conrad Ricamora, James Scully, Bianca Leigh, Tony Macht and directed by Sam Pinkleton.

Job at Hayes Theatre starring Peter Friedman and  Sydney Lemmon. Max Wolf Friedlich’s psychological thriller transfers to Broadway after an acclaimed run downtown. Previews begin July 15th, opens July 30th, closes September 29th.

Once Upon a Mattress Sutton Foster and Michael Urie star in the Broadway revival of this beloved musical fairytale, transferring to Broadway after a successful run at City Center Encores! Previews begin July 31st, opens August 12th, closes November 30th. At the Hudson Theatre, adaptation by Amy Sherman-Palladino and directed by Lear deBessonet

The Roommate Patti LuPone and Mia Farrow return to Broadway in a new comedy by Jen Silverman. Previews begin August 29th, opens September 12th at the Booth Theatre. Directed by Jack O’Brien, Jen Silverman’s comedy about identity, morality, and the promise of reinvention.

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A Quiet Place: Day One (2024)

User Rating: 6.8 /10 ( 10,415 user ratings) 68 Metascore | Rank: 32

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A sacrifice (2024).

18+ 94 min   -   Drama | Mystery | Thriller

User Rating: 5.2 /10 ( 94 user ratings) 46 Metascore | Rank: > 1000

Bad Boys: Ride or Die (2024)

User Rating: 7 /10 ( 26,788 user ratings) 54 Metascore | Rank: 3

Blue Lock: Episode Nagi (2024)

User Rating: 7.2 /10 ( 187 user ratings) | Rank: > 1000

Daddio (2023)

User Rating: 7.3 /10 ( 853 user ratings) 63 Metascore | Rank: < 500

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)

User Rating: 7.7 /10 ( 107,199 user ratings) 79 Metascore | Rank: 8

Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 (2024)

User Rating: 7.1 /10 ( 2,684 user ratings) 46 Metascore | Rank: 16

Inside Out 2 (2024)

User Rating: 7.9 /10 ( 47,616 user ratings) 73 Metascore | Rank: 1

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Janet planet (2023).

User Rating: 6.7 /10 ( 276 user ratings) 85 Metascore | Rank: > 1000

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User Rating: 8.2 /10 ( 20,705 user ratings) | Rank: < 500

Kinds of Kindness (2024)

User Rating: 7 /10 ( 5,461 user ratings) 64 Metascore | Rank: 13

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (2024)

User Rating: 7.2 /10 ( 55,644 user ratings) 66 Metascore | Rank: 23

The Bikeriders (2023)

User Rating: 7.2 /10 ( 10,884 user ratings) 70 Metascore | Rank: 4

The Exorcism (2024)

User Rating: 4.5 /10 ( 1,805 user ratings) 46 Metascore | Rank: 45

The Fall Guy (2024)

User Rating: 7 /10 ( 110,798 user ratings) 73 Metascore | Rank: 11

The Garfield Movie (2024)

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The Watchers (2024)

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