Arts
Kubrick Retrospective Brings Big Screen Masterpieces Back Where They Belong
All movies are better on the big screen, but only some movies need to be on the big screen. This […]
Articles by Steve Lantier
Games
Rise of the Rōnin (PS5) Review: Ghost of Ghost of Tsushima
Our review of Rise of the Rōnin, developed by Team Ninja. Available now for PS5. WHAT IS IT? Ghost of […]
Games
Contra: Operation Galuga (PS5) Review: Blast From the Past
Our review of Contra: Operation Galuga, developed by WayForward. Available now for PS5 (reviewed), PS4, Xbox X/S, Xbox One, Switch, […]
Arts
I went to KAWS: FAMILY and all I got was this lousy t-shirt
To the delight of the Instagram hordes and the dismay of anyone with a modicum of good taste, KAWS has […]
Games
Mario vs. Donkey Kong (Switch) Review: Do Roll a Barrel
Our review of Mario vs. Donkey Kong, developed by Nintendo. Available now for Switch. WHAT IS IT? An amusing if […]
Travel
New York, New York: The Classical Arts Guide to New York City
Last year’s Leonard Bernstein biopic Maestro saw Bradley Cooper step into the shoes (and unfortunate prosthetic nose) of the fabled […]
Arts
Sleep No More (New York Theatre Review): Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow
Parting is such sweet sorrow. After thirteen extraordinary, genre-defining years, Punchdrunk Entertainment’s legendary immersive theatrical experience Sleep No More is […]
Games
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (PSV) Review: Fair, Zack
Our review of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, developed by Square Enix. Available now for PS5. WHAT IS IT? The second […]
Classical
Hélène Grimaud shines with Brahms, Beethoven, Bach Program (Koerner Hall Review)
I recently watched a youth orchestra recital by a particularly talented group of young musicians. While the players were all […]
Arts
Cunning Little Vixen and Don Giovanni bring callous men and strange animals to the COC
The Canadian Opera Company’s February offerings could not be more different. Leoš Janáček’s Cunning Little Vixen is a proto-modernist rumination […]