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‘The Staircase’ Review

July 7, 2018 Television Shows, TV Reviews Comments Off on ‘The Staircase’ Review

If someone were to ask me the best way to describe 'The Staircase', I would most likely tell that it has the same addictive binge-worthiness as the series 'Making A Murderer', but with a few very marked differences. Hit the jump to learn more!

Matt and Joely Engelbert Prove That All You Need to Make a Feature Film is a Tight-Knit, Dedicated Family
It’s not uncommon that when one member of a family displays a passion for the arts, others express a similar interest. Show business families have been responsible for some of the most iconic films, television shows, and music, proving that collaboration is sometimes the most effective when working with people one grew up with. Though […]
Emme Oliver
Polly’s Ice Cream & Espresso Brings Family Memories, Community Spirit and Exceptional Customer Service to Wrightstown.
For many families, enjoying a cool scoop of ice cream or a refreshing water ice on a summer day is about more than dessert. It’s about making memories — and that’s exactly the spirit behind Polly’s Ice Cream & Espresso in Wrightstown. The second of two Polly’s locations, the shop is owned by 25-year-old Julia […]
Debra Wallace
Kaye Adelaide on the Intersection Between Horror, Comedy, and Queer Cinema in The Rebrand
The horror/comedy genre, though seemingly disparate in their tones, have always had the potential to effortlessly blend together. The structural similarity, and careful craft of tension allow the two forms to come together to create a truly unique experience. Recently, with films like Bodies Bodies Bodies in 2022, and Leviticus which came out this year, […]
Emme Oliver
Exclusive from the 2026 Tribeca FIlm Festival: Lindsay Calleran on the Thematic Tapestry of her Debut Feature Caity
An Exclusive Interview with Writer/Director Lindsay Calleran A director’s first feature film is one of the most represenative of their career. It is a multi-facated culmination of the experience the artist has gained, what they have yet to explore, and where their film journey might take them. For independent filmmaker Lindsay Calleran, the feature debut […]
Emme Oliver
Bucks County Playhouse Scores with a Lush, Moving Revival of the Time-Honored Musical, ‘South Pacific’
When Lt. Joseph Cable (Mike Schwitter) serenades the beautiful Polynesian woman, Liat (Áine Dorman), with “Younger Than Springtime“ in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific, it’s hard not to get emotional. Schwitter, whose Broadway credits include The Great Gatsby and Pippin, delivers the beloved ballad with warmth and soaring vocals that instantly win over the audience […]
Debra Wallace
From Childhood Dream to Leading Man: Evan A. Kaushesh on Bringing ‘The Arden Theater’s Dear Evan Hansen’ to Life
Even from a tender age, Evan A. Kaushesh knew he wanted to be on the stage. After watching his older sister perform in The Little Mermaid at age three, he caught the theater bug. Not long afterward, he landed the title role of Mowgli in The Jungle Book — and he’s been chasing that passion […]
Debra Wallace
The Exploration of Memory at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival
An Exclusive Retrospective of the 2026 Edition of the Tribeca Film Festival In 2001, after the tragic terrorist attacks on September 11, Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, and Craig Hatkoff founded the Tribeca Film Festival as a way of preserving the artistic and cultural heart of New York City. Now, at the Festival’s 25th anniversary, […]
Emme Oliver
La Grange French Steakhouse in Yardley, Pennsylvania, Celebrates Stylish First Anniversary on Thursday, May 7
Dining at La Grange French steakhouse is a feast for all of our senses. The restaurant is set inside a beautifully restored 200-year-old stone barn in Yardley, Pennsylvania, and blends French-inspired cuisine with warm and inviting hospitality, curated ambiance, and meticulous attention to detail – highlighted by the scratch-made menu and highly attentive servers. La Grange is […]
Debra Wallace
Lower Moreland High School Makes Big Waves with A Memorable Production of ‘The Little Mermaid’
Now is the perfect time to head under the sea –without leaving Lower Moreland. The Lower Moreland High School Drama Club is diving into a vibrant, high-energy production of The Little Mermaid, running for four performances from Thursday, April 16, through Saturday, April 18. With a 15-piece live professional orchestra, for the first time in seven years, the […]
Debra Wallace
Broadway Veteran Krysta Rodriguez Shines in the New Musical Starstruck
When Krysta Rodriguez was six years old, she saw Fiddler on the Roof and was instantly smitten with the lights of Broadway. She never looked back. After that first magical performance, she returned to Broadway theaters again and again with her parents, nurturing a dream built on singing, dancing, and acting. Rodriguez began performing in […]
Debra Wallace