322 stories by "Nicole Serratore"
I ended up watching a couple of "sad people shows" â„¢ done in very different styles but both with a languid thoughtfulness.
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Summer StrikeI found Im …
I did a Namjooning trip to DIA: Beacon to see the Indigo album MV locations in April.Â
 I'm way behind in my blogging about K-dramas due to my D-Day activities. So let's get into it.…
ruth tang's sly, funny play explores prophets and profits. Nicole Serratore reviews
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Annie Dorsen returns with a new piece of algorithmic theater which asks the audience to focus on language and what power we are handing over to AI. Nicole Serratore reviews.
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From a cluster of dancers dressed in gray and black, Suga emerges in beaming white.Â
As he performs "Interlude: Shadow," we watch this mob around him film him, follow him, and crowd him.…
I've been really busy with work for the past few months and my drama writing has fallen to the wayside. But I wanted to keep track for posterity a few shows I saw.Â
Plus I went to Atlanta…
Gratuitous cat pic for 2023
Viciously striking out at the thing that has hurt you is a human response but in two K-dramas I watched this month, revenge plays out differently for teenage bo…
Due to travel, I am behind on my drama posts. I also had some trouble watching shows while I was on the road so my viewing got interrupted. But I finally fulfilled my early pandemic plan…
An electric new play about Blackness in America comes to Broadway. Nicole Serratore reviews.
The post Review: Ain't No Mo' at the Belasco Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.
A comical imagining of an early American play fails to get the audience on board for its idea of fun. Nicole Serratore reviews
The post Review: Ye Bear & Ye Cubb at 59E59 appeared first …
Happy Birthday to Jungkook.Â
In September, I finalized my plans to go to Korea. It's my first international trip since December 2019. After two years of Korean lessons, I am hoping …
All 13 of Seventeen
It was a hot month and I didn't want to leave my house much. I did go see Seventeen in concert which was fun. I had not really been following their work but still a go…
An inventive production of Daniel K. Isaac's ambitious play on family history and folk tales. Nicole Serratore reviews.
The post ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME at La MaMa appeared first on Exeun…
The BTS group "hiatus" is processed now. It has been for sure, NOT A BREAK. As always, barely keeping up with all they are doing.Â
It's exciting to see the different paths each of the art…
A smart, funny, and complex play by Kathy Ng about the persistent ghosts in our lives (or apartments). Nicole Serratore reviews.
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Not a disappointment--seeing Stray Kids in concert. K-dramas sometimes a disappointmentÂ
It can be frustrating when a drama has interesting characters and a compelling setting, and then …
An honest and relatable musical adaptation of Sarah Silverman's memoir about the nightmare of childhood. Nicole Serratore reviews.
The post Review: The Bedwetter at Atlantic Theater appeared…
Bigfoot was more into The Red Sleeve than I was
A lot of Sad Rowoon this month and it would be nice to see him in a light comedy. If you're listening Korea, please let him have a fun and li…
Trish Harnetiaux's spooky comedy about fractured time, memory, and family blends melancholy with heart. Nicole Serratore reviews.
The post Review: California at Clubbed Thumb's Summerworks …
Gratuitous pic of my foster cat
Disney+ has broken into the business of K-dramas and whoa was it a mess. But Netflix offered some new shows that work well for their formulas.Â
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Park Hyung-sik speaks for all of us during The Heirs
From teens to Noonas, lots of romance this month.
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The Heirs
The Heirs is a classic teen K-drama from 2013. …
I was deeply disturbed by the play This Beautiful Future in 2017 when I first saw it in London.It's written by Rita Kalnejas about two teenagers in 1944 France. They've snuck away to have se…
If you don't tell me...
I won't know since I am idiot.Â
We stan the self-aware leading man of Our Beloved Summer. Â
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Our Beloved Summer
The great ple…
While the pandemic is not over, with the new year, I no longer feel the need to call this a Pandemic Diary.
I'm just going to review the dramas I am watching or share my thoughts about th…
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Gratuitous pic of LA and a sunset at LACMA
Back on my drama bullshit and feeling good. I have had a really good month of dramas I've enjoyed and I feel a bit renewed in my …
