Trisha Brown Dance Company

Planes (1968)
A zlozony/O composite (2004)
Glacial Decoy (1979)
L'Amour au theatre (2009)

Her later work is more interesting than her earlier work.

Recommend with Caveats.

Lymelife, Derick Martini

Exellent independent film.

Highly recommend.

Adventureland, Greg Mottola

Very funny coming-of-age story.

Recommend.

St. Matthew Passion, Bach

Generally, I do not vote to see a performance more than once: there's too many others that I want to see. For Jonathan Miller's interpretation of Bach's St. Matthew Passion, I made an exception.

To begin, the music is sublime, and without doubt the performers in this ensemble are top-notch. The power of this presentation is escalated by making the chorus and soloists also actors. Thus, it moves from being a static oratorio to a shifting, moving opera of the highest caliber.

Highly recommend.

Ion, Euripides

A light and lively interpretation of a seldom performed Greek classic.

Wall Street Chamber Players

Alexander Borodin's Quintet for Spring and Piano in C minor (1862)
String Quartet No. 1 in G minor, Op. 10 (1893)

Trojan Barbie, Christine Evans

More interesting in conception than in execution. The script was rough, and something about the acting seemed tonally off kilter.

Caveats.

Watchmen, Zack Snyder

This film is three hours long; the first two hours are all backstory, and still there's not enough information for the narrative to make sense. For instance, as long as Dr. Manhattan is blue, it's okay to show full frontal nudity.

Caveats.