In Hollywood and across the globe, directors have focused their attention on the cost of art and what it takes to make a masterpiece in film, music, or any other art form.
Movies like All That Jazz, Opening Night, and Frida provide sobering portraits of how genius manifests and how art can transform the world.
Not many films, however, focus on the hilarious chaos that comes from making mediocre or even downright bad art.
For anyone hoping for the 8 ½ of bad theater, the wait is over.
Theater Camp focuses on a small theater camp in upstate New York that allows kids to explore their newfound talents.
When their founder Joan falls into a coma, her ‘crypto-bro’ son Troy is forced to keep the place running and join forces with Amos, Rebecca-Diane, and their eccentric group.
Directed by Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman and written by Lieberman, Gordon, and Broadway stars Noah Galvin and Ben Platt,…
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