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1 week ago | 
vogue.com | Marley Marius |Max Ortega
Out there is a video, captured on someone’s phone, in which Colman Domingo, star of last year’s affecting prison drama Sing Sing, can be seen onstage during the Oscars, doing a jaunty little dance. As he bops along to Maze’s “Before I Let Go,” his lank frame a blur of scarlet and black Valentino, he shouts out members of the audience—“C’mon, Cynthia! C’mon, Penélope!”—not that they need much persuading: The entire front row, from Kylie Jenner to Demi Moore, is on their feet.
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2 weeks ago | 
vogue.com | Marley Marius
We Had a World—a funny, moving, and at times startlingly intimate new memory play from Joshua Harmon (Prayer for the French Republic), currently running off-Broadway at New York City Center Stage II—features Joanna Gleason as Renee, a woman as charming and whimsical as she is… a bit of a nightmare.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Marley Marius
If you felt a quiver in the air in Manhattan today—one that seemed to radiate from the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and East 70th Street—it was likely because the Frick Colleciton, which closed the doors of its Beaux-Arts mansion five years ago for a sweeping expansion, briefly reopened this morning for a special preview.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Marley Marius
Though she was just 20 when Pride & Prejudice premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2005, Keira Knightley had already built up a considerable body of work by then, with roles in 2002’s Bend It Like Beckham and 2003’s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and Love Actually behind her.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Marley Marius |Andrew Jacobs
When, in 2013, The New York Times sounded a call for stories from fans of The Last Five Years—a show with music, lyrics, and a book by Jason Robert Brown—the responses were many and deep. The fleet musical had recently been revived off-Broadway and its devotees wrote of the way its story—about the painful dissolution of a marriage between two artists—had helped them parse their own relationships.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.sg | Emma Specter |Radhika Seth |Marley Marius
Awards season: it doesn’t always go the way you think it will! Snafus like 2017’s Moonlight/La La Land mix-up have proven that—although sometimes Oscar night surprises are more subtle. For instance, an actor that you could swear is drowning in Academy Awards actually has no wins to their name. Is it fair? No. Should you and all the attendees at your Oscars party fight for hours about why these actors actually deserve the industry’s biggest awards? Yes.
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1 month ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Marley Marius
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Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is visibly dismayed. Within seconds of arriving at the Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space on West 52nd Street, he pronounces the quiet, clean, but definitely small ground-level dressing room where we’ll be speaking—crammed with a large metal rack, a space heater, and what feels like a few too many chairs—“ so deadly.” “This isn’t even, like, giving theater!” he cries, flipping on the mirror lights.
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1 month ago | 
vogue.com | Marley Marius |Norman Roy |Edward Bowleg III
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is visibly dismayed. Within seconds of arriving at the Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space on West 52nd Street, he pronounces the quiet, clean, but definitely small ground-level dressing room where we’ll be speaking—crammed with a large metal rack, a space heater, and what feels like a few too many chairs—“so deadly.”“This isn’t even, like, giving theater!” he cries, flipping on the mirror lights.
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2 months ago | 
vogue.mx | Emma Specter |Marley Marius
El domingo del Super Bowl 2025 es, sin duda, un evento imperdible para los verdaderos fanáticos del fútbol americano, pero también lo es para quienes no entienden nada del deporte y simplemente disfrutan viendo a celebridades protagonizar anuncios memorables (Y, por supuesto, para las y los fanáticos de Taylor Swift).
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
vogue.com | Marley Marius
Sanaz Toossi doesn’t know quite how to feel when we speak in early November. On the one hand, the 33-year-old playwright’s fleet and heartfelt drama English—about a group of people (parents, students, young professionals) preparing to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language, or TOEFL, in Iran in 2008—will open on Broadway in January.
