Nikki Payne wanted to write a romantic caper where a girl gets the justice she's denied in her real life, therefore wrote "The Princess and the P.I."
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There’s nothing like a night of guilty pleasures. We all have them. (“Howard the Duck,” anyone?) But perhaps no genre has produced more of them than the horror genre. Now “Evil Dead the Musical,” which has had fans screaming for a generation, is coming to South Florida.
A Broward-based arts society that seeks to end racism and is “committed to nurturing the emotional, mental, & spiritual well-being of all people,” according to its website, will soon shine its cultural light on LGBTQ rights and history.
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of cracking open a new Scholastic read, those stories that remind us of the magic of growing up, the thrill of discovery, and the power of imagination.
Check out our interview with Rachel Meredith, the author of "Girl Next Door."
One thousand, two hundred pounds and four legs.
Check out our interview with Kyle Casey Chu, the author of “The Queen Bees of Tybee County.”
In 2023, Alexander Payne redefined and reinvigorated the modern Christmas movie by taking us back to the 1970s with his Oscar-winning dramedy “The Holdovers.” With the humorous and poignant “The Baltimorons” (IFC), director and co-writer Jay Duplass (Josh from “Transparent”) does something very similar.
A Little League's game is what inspired Leigh Dunlap to write "Bless Your Heart."
Island City Stage caps off its season with a new show. “At the Wedding” by Bryna Turner is a pleasant comedy about Carlo attending her ex’s wedding (to a man!) and along the way we get to meet all sorts of characters from the wedding; the bridesmaid who always hated Carlo, a slightly tipsy guest who plans on asking his beloved to marry him at the reception, another wedding guest who keeps hitting on Carlo, and the mother of the bride, who wishes her daughter was marrying Carlo.
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