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Wei-Huan Chen

Wei-Huan Chen

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    ‘Nora From Queens’ is the perfect slacker comedy for coronavirus ti...

    The show is the perfect illustration of un-ambition at a time when everything has grinded to halt.
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    No one should be surprised that ‘SNL’ gave Shane Gillis the boot

    No one should be surprised that ‘SNL’ gave Shane Gillis the boot
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    Why Bob Fosse’s ‘Chicago’ is more relevant than ever

    The satire on American justice, celebrity, emotion, the manipulation of facts and the...
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    Review: 'The Flick' a beautiful study of human pyschology - Houston...

    “The Flick,” by Annie Baker, teaches you how to watch this play as it goes along. It’s about three people who work at a dumpy movie theater. They talk, they clean popcorn out of the aisles, they sit down to rest in silence, they make jokes followed by awkward pauses, and so on, for about a three-hour runtime. There are no monsters or vampires here, nor smoking guns, nor sweeping wartime backdrop, nor convoluted web of backstabs and revenge. Instead, Baker invites us to sit back, let go of our us…
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    Hans Zimmer turns his back on classical cliches

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    Fear of a feminist hero: Horizon Zero Dawn

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    [...] the play, directed assuredly by Leslie Swackhamer, navigates class, race and...