In 2023, the Stratford Festival in Ontario staged Alice Childress’s play “The Wedding Band,” a searing examination of racism through the story of an interracial couple in 1918 South Carolina. Directed by Sam White, the production was praised by The New York Times critic Jesse Green for its vitality and tragic depiction of love in the face of societal barriers. Meanwhile, the Obsidian Theater Festival continues to showcase emerging Black voices in theater and film, providing a platform for underrepresented artists and amplifying their stories through original plays and musicals streamed on obsidianfest.org.
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First Reactions for UNTIL DAWN Praise Film as One of the Best Horror Movies of the Year
The first reactions to David F. Sandberg’s film adaptation of the horror game Until Dawn have been overwhelmingly positive, with critics labeling it one of the best horror films of the year. The plot follows Clover and her friends as they venture into a remote valley searching for her missing sister, only to be stalked by a masked killer and to relive their deaths repeatedly until dawn, each time facing a new horror. Described as...
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