She may be gray, but this box is seeing a lot of action. The Gray Box Theatre, opened and operated by the same folks behind HarmonyWaves, kicked off with a grand opening that was such a success that it had to be repeated the next night. Or, so I hear, I wasn’t actually invited.
The season of sparkle, second chances, and page-turning suspense is officially here!
One of the advantages of living in South Florida is that with a population of six and a half million people, there is always something going on. We have no less than three Broadway in America series, plus numerous local theaters, symphonies, choruses, art galleries and museums, and of course, commercial films and film festivals. So, grab your phone and open the calendar app, or your calendar, if you’re old school, and let’s start filling in dates.
Check out our interview with Emily Zipp, author of "Alice Rue Evades the Truth."
Check out our interview with Rob Renzetti, author of "The Cursed Cloak of the Wretched Wraith.”
Based on a short story by Joe Hill (son of Stephen King), the 2021 horror flick “The Black Phone” relied more on suspense and jump scares than it did on gore and OTT special FX. The movie’s supernatural element was that the dead adolescent male victims of The Grabber (a masked Ethan Hawke) communicated with Finney (Mason Thames), the serial killer’s latest captive, via a non-functioning black telephone.
Check out our interview with Christina Baker Kline and Anne Burt, the authors of "Please Don't Lie."
The author's time in sports journalism was the inspiration behind "Play You For It."
You don’t have a white picket fence with an adorable gate.
Fall is the season of cozy reading, and this November brings something truly special, and that’s three limited-edition releases celebrating YA books that shaped a decade.
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