Author: Aurelie Coulibaly

Jeanne Herry’s commitment to theatricality makes for a production setting upright the triumph of dialogue, where speech is action, and gives story its full depth. At stake in the very adroitly narrated script are interviews, sensibly staged by way of wise acting, curious of fragility, sensitivity and virility, and delivered with a commendable unguarded execution. Two protagonists will never meet...

Writer Shonda Rhimes delves into the necessities of self-efficacy in a spin-off miniseries complementary to the original programme, revolving around the character of Queen Charlotte of the United Kingdom, a play off of the historical canon. Extremely clever, emotionally honest, the six-episode prequel captures the imagination with fearless narrative driven ideas. Through language, and the constant use of euphemism in Georgian...