Greenberg
After his initial, Oscar-nominated success with "The Squid and the Whale," then faltering with the misfire "Margot at the Wedding," writer-director Noah Baumbach rebounds in a big way with "Greenberg." More »

Film Review: 'City Island'
What a treat to find out someone can still deliver the kind of wonderfully funny and heartfelt story that Hollywood seems to have forgotten how to make. More »

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Can the film really live up to such a buildup? Yes. Director Niels Arden Oplev has crafted a taut thriller that balances the details of a complex murder investigation with powerful character development. More »

NY Review: 'All About Me'
This unlikely pairing of Michael Feinstein and Dame Edna Everage resembles a TV special from the 1960s—pleasant and mildly amusing but familiar and forgettable. More »

El beso del adiós (Kiss Bessemer Goodbye)
This by-the-books family drama has some laughs but not much else. More »

Happy in the Poorhouse
Derek Ahonen's new play shifts between camp and contemplation in an uneven take on the dream deferred. More »

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
"Something familiar...something peculiar," promises the opening song. Indeed so, and in a very good way. More »

Salam Shalom
This work by playwright Saleem is reportedly based on autobiographical events, and it has been updated to reflect the current Mideast situation. More »

Kiss Me, Kate
Dink O'Neal finds the perfect blend of exaggerated theatricality and sweetly emotional moments. More »