Partly reverent, mostly sendup, "Just 45 Minutes From Broadway" depicts theater folk as those lovably quirky people who can't stop performing in life, for better or worse.
(David DeWitt) 'Just 45 Minutes From Broadway' (No rating, 1 46) This reverent sendup, from the prolific Henry Jaglom, borders on farce (but not enough) when dropping in on a family of actors who can't turn off their performing in life, for better or worse — though the better is sometimes hard to imagine with this crew of hams.
(Nicolas Rapold) 'Just 45 Minutes From Broadway' (R, 1 48) This reverent sendup, from the prolific Henry Jaglom, borders on farce (but not enough) when dropping in on a family of actors who can't turn off their performing in life, for better or worse — though the better is sometimes hard to imagine with this crew of hams.
(Scott) 'Just 45 Minutes From Broadway' (R, 1 48) This reverent sendup, from the prolific Henry Jaglom, borders on farce (but not enough) when dropping in on a family of actors who can't turn off their performing in life, for better or worse — though the better is sometimes hard to imagine with this crew of hams.
(Dargis) 'Just 45 Minutes From Broadway' (R, 1 48) This reverent sendup, from the prolific Henry Jaglom, borders on farce (but not enough) when dropping in on a family of actors who can't turn off their performing in life, for better or worse — though the better is sometimes hard to imagine with this crew of hams.
(Rapold) 'Just 45 Minutes From Broadway' (R, 1 48) This reverent sendup, from the prolific Henry Jaglom, borders on farce (but not enough) when dropping in on a family of actors who can't turn off their performing in life, for better or worse — though the better is sometimes hard to imagine with this crew of hams.
"People perform in life all the time.
Saturn, one of them, is known as "Shani", judges everyone based on the good and bad deeds performed in life.
Invasive out-of-hospital ventilation is often promptly performed in life-threatening emergencies.
Before a recent performance of "Cyrano" Steven McElroy spoke with Ms. Poesy about performing in English, life in New York and her unconventional beauty.
How you're capable of performing in your life, that's how you're capable of performing on the screen.
