Tag: Reviews

Features

“You” season 4 switches up traditional plot structure with London murder mystery

By Olivia Borgula The newest installment of “You” highlights wealth inequality by diversifying its plot structure. Main character Joe Goldberg — a charming psychopath with a history of homicide — becomes the victim instead of the perpetrator.  In the latest season, Joe has assumed a new identity: Jonathan Moore, a London university professor. The new setting nods to traditional murder mysteries with gloomy shots of … Continue reading “You” season 4 switches up traditional plot structure with London murder mystery

Unknown's avatarceolijLeave a comment
Features, Reviews

The Call: Bringing Cross-Cultural Adoption to Light

No play could have tackled contemporary racial issues better than Tanya Barfield’s The Call. With only five actors and actresses and less than two hours, the concept of cross-cultural adoption was portrayed quite flawlessly. The Call features a young American couple, Annie and Peter (Rachel Grandizio and Theo Couloumbis), who wish to adopt an African child due to their inability to conceive on their own. … Continue reading The Call: Bringing Cross-Cultural Adoption to Light

Unknown's avatar1 Comment