Island City Stage’s (ICS) 15th season (they grow up so fast!) promises to be a good one. They open with the return of a favorite, “Who Killed Joan Crawford?” and then “Broadway Barbara’s Holiday Spectacular.”
Did you think the 20 years that flew by between the release of “The Devil Wears Prada” and “The Devil Wears Prada 2” were significant? That pales in comparison to the 28 (!) years that have passed since “Practical Magic” hit theaters in 1998 and the cleverly titled sequel, “Practical Magic 2” (WB), opened in 2026.
“Bea Arthur: The Documentary – ‘I’ve done everything except porn’” screens at the Gray Box Theater on Wednesday, Oct. 21, with a Q&A with Bea’s assistant and friend, Dan Watt. The documentary has a never-before-seen interview that Watt did with her at her kitchen table, footage from her one-woman show and interviews with more than 30 people who worked with her or were her friends, including: Chita Rivera, Sheldon Harnick, Rosie O'Donnell, Adrienne Barbeau, Austin Pendleton, Renee Taylor, Bruce Vilanch, and Coco Peru.
There is something about fall that makes me want to disappear into a fantasy world filled with magic, romance and just enough danger to make turning the pages irresistible.
Patrick Bresnan’s New College of Florida documentary “First They Came For My College” (Harry Hanbury Productions/Otis Lucas Productions) opens with a SCOTUS Justice William O. Douglas quote about the negative impact of the restriction of free thought and free speech and closes with a reminder of the attacks on institutions of higher learning since Trump’s reelection.
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