“Tea With the Dames” invites viewers to escape the English rain for the gossip, wisdom and laughter shared in an afternoon chat between four women coming up on 60 years of friendship. The ...

To act, on stage and screen, can be a lifetime pursuit of tempting truth. To acknowledge, privately, what gifts may be missing while portraying, publicly, what gives should be recognized, can create ...

What happens when four legends of British stage and screen get together? Dame Maggie Smith, Dame Judi Dench, Dame Eileen Atkins, and Dame Joan Plowright are among the most celebrated actresses of our ...

With the exceptional “Tea with the Dames” that’s not only true, but don’t be surprised if you crave a second cup, served just like this one, straight with no sugar. “Tea with the Dames” A documentary ...

When Richard Rodgers wrote the lyric "There is nothin' like a dame," he likely did not have the stars of "Tea With the Dames" in mind. Or maybe he did.

To act, on stage and screen, can be a lifetime pursuit of tempting truth. And while Molly Ivins, the subject of “Raising Hell,” did not act in a play or movie, she certainly created a character that ...

This cozy nonfiction film, structured as an extended conversation rather than a standard documentary, stars four venerable British actresses—Eileen Atkins, Judi Dench, Joan Plowright, and Maggie Smith ...

In the intimate twelve-minute drama "What You Will," writer-director Jonathan Heed crafts a poignant exploration of mem... In the poignant drama "New Life, Hard ...