November 20–27, 1997 movies John Cusack and Kevin Spacey: Is this your dagger I see before me? Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Clint Eastwood heads South in his wide-eyed adaptation of John Berendt’s best-seller. by Sam Adams…

November 20–27, 1997 hit and run Casting Aspersions “Love Philadelphia Style. Leading Male and Female Search,” said the flyer posted in the University of the Arts actors’ lounge. “Leading male and female roles have yet to be determained [sic]. If…

November 20–27, 1997 art|review art review Sam Gilliam’s Untitled Twenty-Five Years of American Printmaking Brandywine Workshop, Printed Image Galleries, 730 S. Broad St., through Feb. 1, 546-3675 In a quick quarter century, the Brandywine Workshop has grown into a nationally…

November 13–20, 1997 hit and run Growing Hair Salon Those long-empty windows at 17th and Locust soon will be populated with the makeover mavens of Salon Oggi, which is breaking through from its current 1702 Locust St. location to encompass…

November 6–13, 1997 review movies “The truth changes color…” Talking with Eve’s Bayou director Kasi Lemmons. by Sam Adams “In a moment, a line was crossed, and like sleepwalkers awaking from a nightmare, they couldn’t get their bearings. Each was…

October 30–November 6, 1997 art|art Edward Eberle, The Grass Will Grow Again (1994), porcelain with terra sigilata. The naked human figures aren’t engaged in sex; it would be a relief to know exactly what they are doing. An occasional person…

October 30–November 6, 1997 performance|performance Truth or Artifice?   Truth or Artifice? An Evening of Feminine Theatrics with Nichole Canuso, Jessica Dellacave, Patricia Graham, Martha McDonald, Jennifer Streeper and Mauri Walton. Painted Bride Art Center, Oct. 24-25 Though curated by…

October 30–November 6, 1997 critic pick|halloween Mischief And More Lady Miss Kier and Deee-Lite Have you got a closetful of disguises from Halloweens past that you’d like to get just one more wear out of? Then the festivities of this…

October 16–23, 1997 movie shorts The House of Yes If you imagine The Fall of the House of Usher as interpreted by a filthy-minded Howard Hawks, you’ll have a good feeling for the sensibility of The House of Yes. Set…