The Music Center and dublab present A Quiet Scene, an outdoor video collaboration project from Brian Enos and Roger Enos. (Cecily Eno)
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New Indian Netflix Originals Coming to Netflix in 2021
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Netflix dramatically increased the amount of Original Indian content in its catalog in 2020, debuting a dozen scripted and unscripted series and even more Original movies. 2021 is poised to continue this trend, with lots of intriguing titles in the pipeline. Here are the TV series and movies we’re hoping to see in the new year.
New Original Series Lined up for 2021
Baahubali: Before the Beginning
Fans are still waiting for the prequel series
Baahubali: Before the Beginning, a two-season spin-off of the blockbuster film franchise that was announced in 2018. A good portion of the first season was filmed in 2019, but a report in The Indian Express in September revealed that the series was undergoing a major creative overhaul in order to “do justice to the expansive vision, depth of storytelling, and complex characters.” Hopefully the revamp will be ready in 2021, but fans may have to wa
December 10, 2020
With theaters closed around the country, some companies are making their productions available online. Below, you ll find our weekly update of productions, videos, and other theater-related streaming, TV, and other content from across the US and elsewhere. Some streams are free, while others may charge a fee or request a donation. Either way, you re sure to find something to scratch your theater itch. Theaters may be dark, but the shows go on.
This Week
Chanukah Spectacular on
December 12. Special guests will include
Emanuel Azenberg, Mayim Bialik, Billy Crystal, Tovah Feldshuh, Beanie Feldstein, Joel Grey, Carol Kane, Barry Manilow, Mandy Patinkin, Itzhak Perlman, Eleanor Reissa, Neil Sedaka, Steven Skybell. Dr. Ruth, Jerry Zaks, and more! Plus a special audio greeting by Carol Burnett. Tickets are free, but donations are encouraged. For tickets, click here.