Tag Archives: Performing Arts

Unfortunately, this is the last collection of new material Carlin will give us.

A disappointingly short but fairly informative look at one of hip-hop's most influential groups.

An entertaining concert plus a revealing, candid documentary make this one a must for fans.

A highly appropriate way to celebrate the legacy of George Balanchine, who almost single-handedly established classical ballet in North America.

A weak, overlong documentary that doesn't shed enough light on its subject.

A fun, fascinating look at Cannonball Adderley in his prime.

Manages to carry off the very difficult task of bringing a stage production to the television screen.

A story of triumph and despair that leaves the audience in tears.

An opportunity to see and listen to a man who really was years ahead of everyone else, and is still leaving them bobbing in his wake.

Educational and entertaining enough to hold almost any kid’s imagination, again thanks to some outstanding production work.