From a thought-provoking psychological drama to a magical musical tribute, this week’s offerings will keep theatregoers engaged. Breakfast with Mugabe Directed by Calvin Ratladi, who scooped the 2025 ...

This fragile little man who has shaken the wide world with laughter looks at himself and feels he is a greater joke⁠—a less merry and more wistful⁠—than any he has concocted. There was, for instance, ...

Before the world came to know Charlie Chaplin as the unforgettable Tramp, his own life had already exposed him to hardship, uncertainty and struggle. Those experiences later became part of the ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Karim Asir, the Afghan Charlie Chaplin, in the midst of bombs and disasters, gives performances using laughter as his only weapon. When the Taliban takeover, Karim is threatened with death. After a ...

Smile: The Charlie Chaplin Story: there's a subject—where to begin? 1925 The Gold Rush seemed a good place to start. Our poor ...

Five years ago Charlie Chaplin settled with his family, in Switzerland and self-exile, a bitter man. Convinced that he had been persecuted by McCarthyism, Red-liner Chaplin decided to deprive the U.S.