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Costumer Karen Patrick created a different look for some of the familiar characters in this show. Most of Weisberg’s costumes seem somewhat too casual for the learned professor and the muted maroon dress Eliza wears when she’s sent upstairs to be scrubbed and given new clothes seems too drab for her. (Strange, because the flower girls all seem too clean and nicely dressed if they make their living selling posies.). But Patrick lets out all the stops for the ballroom scene, with both Higgins and Pickering in dashing evening wear, a medal-heavy sash on Zoltan Karpathy (overacted by Gary Pugh Newman) and Eliza in an exquisite white satin gown with sparkling “diamonds” everywhere.

So, this is a more masculine take on the venerable “Lady,” different for sure, yet not without its charms, But it’s only on for one more weekend, so if it sounds like your “cup a tea,” best get your tickets now, Email bridal flats, darth vader flats, bridesmaids flats, star wars wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, superheroes weddin Joanne Engelhardt at joanneengelhardt@comcast.net, What: “My Fair Lady”, Where: Woodside High School Performing Arts Center, 199 Churchill Ave., Woodside, When: Thursday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m, Through: Nov, 4, Tickets: $15-$32; group discounts available..

What will rock you at the movie theaters this weekend? The options range from several big new releases and indie films and two don’t-miss Netflix films that anchored on the iconic film force Orson Welles. This week, the potential best actor Oscar race grows more interesting. Rami Malek (“Mr. Robot”) is getting touted for his performance in Bryan Singer’s “Bohemian Rhapsody,” a musical biopic about Queen’s talented, enigmatic frontman Freddie Mercury. Early reviews on the film itself are mixed but Malek is getting serious buzz.

Another based-on-a-true-story drama fueling awards chatter is Joel Edgerton’s “Boy Erased.” Lucas Hedges aces it yet again, playing a conflicted young man bridal flats, darth vader flats, bridesmaids flats, star wars wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, superheroes weddin who painfully comes out to his devout Christian parents (Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman) and then gets shuttled off  to a crackpot gay conversion camp, Troye Sivan, the singer and actor who performs Nov, 1-2 at San Francisco’s Masonic,  and Xavier Dolan are impressive in smaller roles, Edgerton, who also wrote and co-stars, takes a calm approach to the material and sidesteps the strident; the result is a soulful story with a hopeful message..

Need to get into the holiday spirit? “The Nutcracker in the Four Realms,” Disney’s live-action drama, might help. But be warned: The non-dance feature pirouettes around a darker chapter inspired by that holiday chestnut. This handsomely mounted production finds Clara entering the magical Four Realms. Keira Knightley, Helen Mirren and Morgan Freeman deliver the star power. We hope it turns out better than Disney’s lame efforts on “Alice in Wonderland” and “Oz.”. When it first premiered at the Venice Film Festival, the persnickety crowd split, delivering bravos and jeers to Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria.” Decide for yourself if the “Call Me By Your Name” director’s liberal re-thinking of Dario Argento’s horror cult classic makes the grade. Dakota Johnson and Tilda Swinton star in an ambitious redo set in a haunted dance hall company.

The greatest question mark pertaining to Tyler Perry latest, “Nobody’s Fool,” is how in the heck the ever-busy Tiffany Haddish bridal flats, darth vader flats, bridesmaids flats, star wars wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, superheroes weddin found enough time to appear in it, “The Oath” star plays a sassy ex-con who helps her more straight-laced sis (Tika Sumpter) exact vengeance on an online creep, “Viper Club,” a topical, somber character study, features a magnificent performance from Susan Sarandon, The Oscar winner portrays a mother and nurse desperately trying to save her journalist son who is being held captive by terrorists in Syria, Matt Bomer and Lola Kirke co-star in Maryam Keshavarz’ painfully real homefront drama, It’s powerful..

At first, “Stella’s Last Weekend” seems like a gimmick only a mother could love. Polly Draper co-stars and directs her two sons — Alex and Nat Wolff — in a comedy/drama about two bros smitten with the same young woman. But the result is quite good, with banter and situations ringing ever true. Worth checking out. Even better  is “Museo,” Alonso Ruizpalacios’ daring psychological heist drama that is as intense as it is masterfully made. It boasts one of Gael Garcia Bernal’s best performances, playing a deadbeat son who can’t complete anything, except masterminding with his friend the theft of a bundle of Mexican artifacts.

Like “Museo,” the bridal flats, darth vader flats, bridesmaids flats, star wars wedding slippers, ballet flats, foldable flats, superheroes weddin engrossing, bold Scandinavian film “Border” screened at the Mill Valley Film Festival this year, Filmmaker Ali Abbasi has made one of 2018’s best, most original  films, It’s about Tina (Eva Melander), a Swedish border agent with a heightened sense of smell, When Tina encounters Vore (Eero Milonoff), a connection happens that leads Tina to dark and dangerous places, If you liked “Let the Right One In” (also written by John Ajvide Lindqvist), you’ll eat this up, Note: The less you know about this film going in, the better..

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