Forbes on Film & Footlights

By Harry Forbes This play has always been a happy one for The Public, as the overview of past Beatrice and Benedicks in writer Matt Wolf’s...

By Harry Forbes Pat Kirkwood’s name is little known this side of the Atlantic, despite an MGM film opposite Van Johnson to her credit, and...

By Harry Forbes New Yorkers are enjoying a rare opportunity to see the fabled 1962 Italian musical, imported with much fanfare two years ...

By Harry Forbes After the droll but basically serious-minded “Arrivals & Departures” and “Time of My Life,” the third offering in the...

By Harry Forbes Alan Ayckbourn’s time-shifting 1992 play, inspired by the works of J.B. Priestley, is receiving its New York premiere, c...

By Harry Forbes A new play from Alan Ayckbourn – Britain’s most prolific and arguably finest living playwright – is always an occasion to...

By Harry Forbes Tom Wojtunik, artistic director of the Astoria Performing Arts Center, is moving on after six years, but he’s going out i...