Netflix Orders Dark Comedy ‘All the Rage’ From ‘Dead to Me’ Duo Liz Feldman, Kelly Hutchinson
Liz Feldman has extended her overall deal with Netflix, with the streamer greenlighting the dark comedy “All the Rage” with Feldman onboard as co-creator. “All the Rage” hails from Feldman and Kelly Hutchinson, who previously worked with Feldman on the Netflix shows “Dead to Me”
This new project from Netflix is a significant win for the streaming giant, especially given the success of "Dead to Me," a dark comedy series that resonated with audiences and critics alike. The fact that Liz Feldman has extended her overall deal with Netflix and is co-creating "All the Rage" with Kelly Hutchinson suggests that the streamer is investing in talent that has proven to produce high-quality content. For Venice, a city known for its vibrant cultural scene, this news is particularly exciting as it hints at the types of edgy, sophisticated stories that will continue to emerge from Netflix.
The dark comedy genre has been gaining traction in recent years, with shows like "Fleabag" and "Schitt's Creek" pushing the boundaries of what audiences expect from comedy. "All the Rage" is poised to capitalize on this trend, and with Feldman and Hutchinson at the helm, it's likely to appeal to fans of offbeat humor. As the Venice audience is known for being cultured and open to new ideas, they will likely appreciate the unique tone and style that "All the Rage" promises to bring.
What's next to watch is how "All the Rage" will differentiate itself from other dark comedies on the market and what kind of buzz it will generate ahead of its release. With Feldman's track record and Hutchinson's collaboration, expectations are high. Keep an eye on casting announcements, production updates, and any teasers or trailers that drop in the coming months to get a sense of the show's tone and creative direction. If done well, "All the Rage" could become a standout series for Netflix and further solidify Feldman's reputation as a talented creator in the comedy genre.
Originally reported by variety.com. VeniceNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.