A year ago, director Nicole Stodard saw Brian Watkins' off-Broadway play "Weather Girl" at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn. Artistic Director Bari Newport had seen it, too, and wanted to stage it at GableStage. She promptly secured the rights.
Growlr is getting a new home along with a multimillion-dollar makeover. Perry Street Software, the company behind SCRUFF and Jack’d, announced Oct. 6 that it has acquired the dating and social app for bears and their admirers from The Meet Group. The independent queer app publisher is planning a multiyear investment to not only rebuild Growlr, but to completely refresh its identity as well as to deepen its connections with the community it serves.
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim’s feature film directorial debut “Primetime” (A24) is as grainy and dimly lit as it is. The visual effects are befitting the gritty and gloomy subject matter: a dramatized look at the Dateline NBC reality show To Catch a Predator, a hidden camera program in which adult men were confronted and then arrested for arranging sexual encounters with underage people.
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