Twenty-five years ago Friday, the Japanese animated character Sailor Moon and her team of guardians of the solar system made their debut on American TV. The character was already a hit among ...

Joshua Ben-Tovim, co-creator of this show from company Impermanence, steps out front before the piece begins to talk us through its main story beats, ‘because dance and narrative don’t always go hand ...

In Hong Kong filmmaker Danny Pang Fat’s supernatural drama Reborn, Venus Wong Man-yik plays a young mother whose grief over her deceased son (Lokman Leung) takes a bizarre form when she adopts a rag ...

Venus Xtravaganza, one of the most quoted and known figures from the legendary film Paris Is Burning, is revived in I’m Your Venus through their brothers and the modern House of Xtravaganza as they ...

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I’m not gonna lie. I’ve been reluctant to write this review about Theatre Three’s Venus in Fur. Can a production be so well done that it’s unreviewable? Or did it just mindfuck me to such an extent ...

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