Posted inFilm Review
Fantastic Fest Review: Wild Horse Nine’s Hit Men on Holiday
John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play buddies during the CIA’s heyday
Martin McDonagh
Posted inScreens
Silence and Stones in The Banshees of Inisherin
Writer/director Martin McDonagh and star Kerry Condon on creating the isolated world of their new film
Posted inScreens
Five Films to Catch First at Fantastic Fest
The movies you’ll want to see before drafting your year-end best-of lists
Posted inScreens
Martin McDonagh on Directing Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
The film, starring Frances McDormand, could hardly be more timely or controversial
Posted inArts
Exhibitionism
As staged by 7 Towers Theatre Company, Martin McDonagh’s play takes storytelling too far in more ways than one
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Exhibitionism
There’s plenty of blood in Capital T Theatre’s staging, but also plenty of laughs and plenty to think about
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Arts Review
This fierce work of theatre feels like unrehearsed life at its most casual and intense
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Arts Review
This black comedy delivers everything you expect from a Hyde Park Theatre show
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Arts Review
Hyde Park’s return to Martin McDonagh territory is as wickedly delicious as the potato alcohol his play’s bickering brothers gulp down
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Arts Reviews
Martin McDonagh’s A Skull in Connemara teeters between the absurd and the just plain silly
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Arts Review
Hyde Park Theatre has mounted an excellent production of The Pillowman, Martin McDonagh’s immensely challenging tale of gruesome crimes, accountability, and storytelling
