The episode's third segment, "Plastic World," is like a Waterworld parody, but with plastic junk instead of H2O, and no gratuitous scenes of Kevin Costner drinking his own urine. The most optimistic ...
Is it tragic that tens of millions of people’s entire conception of Gilbert & Sullivan comes from a minute or so of silliness on a Simpsons episode? Or is it laudable that The Simpsons, once our ...
Rapper and director Boots Riley is gearing up to adapt Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play for the big screen. Reacting to a fan's tweet about the project, Riley told fans: "This is a true thing." The ...
In "Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play," one episode of the long-running cartoon becomes an allegorical epic for a society rebuilding after catastrophe. Costume designer Naomi Christenson, right, fits ...
It’s the apocalypse meets “The Simpsons.” In Chantilly High’s upcoming show, “Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play,” a plucky group of survivors uses acting to keep their pop culture – symbolized by “The ...
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