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Theater
March 21, 2012
It's Miller Time: Philip Seymour Hoffman in Death of a Salesman
Mike Nichols helms the Broadway revival of an American classic
Blogs
March 21, 2012
This Week in the Voice: The Nonprofit 1 Percent
This week in the Voice, out today: Steven Thrasher discovers that some nonprofit managers in New York -- including at the Jewish Guild for the Blind -- aren't just rich, but among society's wealthiest: "Although he runs a nonprofit, Alan Morse is comfortably in the 1 percent that Occupy Wall Street ... More >>
Blogs
March 15, 2012
New Life For Death of A Salesman: My Review
It's not the fault of anyone in the new Mike Nichols-directed production of the Arthur Miller classic Death of A Salesman that the definitive revival was done in 1999. That one, directed by Robert Falls, and starring a powerful Brian Dennehy as Willy Loman and a wrenching Elizabeth Franz as his wif ... More >>
Blogs
July 5, 2011
Cher Was Almost a Transsexual!
In a play! In the book Robert Altman, An Oral Biography, Cher remembers that Altman wanted her to play the transsexual Joanne in the 1981 play (and later movie) Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean. But Cher didn't want to go there.
Blogs
March 25, 2011
Reviewing 'The King of Marvin Gardens' Not Knowing if Nixon Won
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. November 9, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 45 films in focus by Andrew Sarris By the time you read this column you will know the results of the 1972 election. You will know who won and by how large a margin, and everything you read will be color ... More >>
Blogs
December 2, 2010
Andrew Stein, The Man Who Wanted to Be Mayor, Admits Tax Scam
Former City Council President and one-time mayoral candidate Andrew Stein pled guilty yesterday to a $1 million tax fraud. This didn't rate big headlines since Stein long ago faded into the city's rearview mirror, which is where he always belonged. If he was spotted at all in recent years, it ... More >>
Voice Choices
November 3, 2010
LAUGH LINES
Take a tour of Jules Feiffer's life
Blogs
April 1, 2010
'The Graduate': Better Than the Book! (There Was a Book? Who Knew?)
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. December 28, 1967, Vol. XIII, No. 11 Films by Andrew Sarris "THE GRADUATE" has been adapted by Mike Nichols, Buck Henry, and Calder Willingham from a novel of the same title by Charles Webb. I like the move much better than the book, ... More >>
Blogs
March 26, 2010
Andy Warhol Films Taylor Mead's Ass
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. November 30, 1967, Vol. XIII, No. 7 The Homosexual Clown As Underground Star by Sally Kempton People have been saying for years that Taylor Mead will someday be discovered by the commercial theatre. This has never happened, at least no ... More >>
Blogs
December 18, 2009
Clip Job: Who's Afraid of Andrew Sarris? (Maybe Mike Nichols Should Be)
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. July 28, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 41 Films By Andrew Sarris "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?" (at the Criterion and Loew's Tower East) has been hailed by some critics as a daring adventure for Jack Warner a dazzling vindication of Elizabe ... More >>
Voice Choices
April 15, 2009
Angels in America
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. July 28, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 41 Films By Andrew Sarris "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?" (at the Criterion and Loew's Tower East) has been hailed by some critics as a daring adventure for Jack Warner a dazzling vindication of Elizabe ... More >>
Voice Choices
April 8, 2009
Primary Colors
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. July 28, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 41 Films By Andrew Sarris "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?" (at the Criterion and Loew's Tower East) has been hailed by some critics as a daring adventure for Jack Warner a dazzling vindication of Elizabe ... More >>
Blogs
January 15, 2009
Economy Doesn't Stop George Soros from Enjoying Chekhov, Ethan Hawke
credit: Joan Marcus It's nice to know that the meltdown of the world economy is not preventing George Soros from enjoying classic Russian theater. The international financier was just one of a surprising number of notables taking in Wednesday night's opening of the Sam Mendes-directed The Cherry O ... More >>
Blogs
July 3, 2008
Clip Job: Lenny Bruce and the Hipper Than Thou
credit: Joan Marcus It's nice to know that the meltdown of the world economy is not preventing George Soros from enjoying classic Russian theater. The international financier was just one of a surprising number of notables taking in Wednesday night's opening of the Sam Mendes-directed The Cherry O ... More >>
Theater
May 6, 2008
Three New Productions Tackle Color Lines
Race and history trouble The Country Girl and Sound and the Fury; Thurgood gets them right.
Voice Choices
February 19, 2008
CAN THIS BIRD FLY?
Great casting may make this one soar
Film
December 11, 2007
Moolah for Mullahs
All aboard the '80s way-back machine for Mike Nichols's good time Charlie
Film
December 4, 2007
Grounded: The Kite Runner Just Won't Fly
Still, controversy notwithstanding
Theater
March 13, 2007
Comforter Zone
Mattress springs eternal: 50 years of who beds whom, from Tea and Sympathy to Tim Miller
Film
December 19, 2006
Predator v. Predator
Everyone's miserable in Patrick Marber's latest, and it feels so good
Columns
June 13, 2006
NY Mirror
Everyone's miserable in Patrick Marber's latest, and it feels so good
Film
February 14, 2006
May Days
Recapping a reclusive auteur's brilliant career, from the Jewish new wave to a legendary bomb
Film
October 25, 2005
A Shag and a Shrug in an Entertaining but Corny Adaptation
Recapping a reclusive auteur's brilliant career, from the Jewish new wave to a legendary bomb
Film
September 20, 2005
Mother Knew Best
Georgia on our mind: An appreciation of the Squid director's film-critic mom
Theater
May 24, 2005
Dismaying Experience
Elaine May's triple bill of one-acts: Out-of-date studies of people who've run out of dates
Theater
March 15, 2005
Saving Martha
Is Albee's Virginia Woolf a great play? At any rate, it's one that can live again and again.
Theater
March 15, 2005
Fresh From the Can
Spamalot seeks the grail of Broadway triumph, but old jokes can only take a (k)night so far
Specials
January 18, 2005
Letter to the Editor
Spamalot seeks the grail of Broadway triumph, but old jokes can only take a (k)night so far
Film
November 23, 2004
Infernal Affairs
The art of four play: Cruel lies and crueler truths in a tastefully sordid relationship drama
Art
October 5, 2004
Richard Avedon, 1923–2004
Who else would have put Genet, Chanel, Beckett, and Fabian within the same covers?
Film
August 3, 2004
Delicate Balance
Not gonna take it Anymore: Dern on flawed relationships
Film
March 9, 2004
Answers to the World's Hardest Movie Quiz
Not gonna take it Anymore: Dern on flawed relationships
Film
January 20, 2004
World's Hardest Movie Quiz 2004
Not gonna take it Anymore: Dern on flawed relationships
News
December 23, 2003
J. Hoberman's Top Ten
Not gonna take it Anymore: Dern on flawed relationships
News
November 25, 2003
Angels in a Changed America
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
Columns
November 11, 2003
NY Mirror
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
Film
August 12, 2003
A Fassbinder Masterpiece Gets Close to Cinephile Heaven
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
NYC Life
March 25, 2003
Listings
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
Columns
November 12, 2002
NY Mirror
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
Film
July 23, 2002
Flesh + Blood
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
Theater
April 9, 2002
The Choler of Money
From HBO to Off-Broadway: Tony Kushner's Epic Theater of Identity
Film
March 5, 2002
Thinking Inside the Box
Test-Tube Babies
Theater
August 28, 2001
I am Not a Camera
Stage Acting Versus NYC’s Hollywood High
Theater
August 14, 2001
Gull Talk
Stage Acting Versus NYC’s Hollywood High
NYC Life
May 29, 2001
Theater
Hot Tickets
News
April 17, 2001
Striking Distance
New York’s Indie Filmmakers Prepare for a Summer Shutdown
Theater
April 17, 2001
Theater
New York’s Indie Filmmakers Prepare for a Summer Shutdown
Film
August 8, 2000
Three Sheets in the Wind
New York’s Indie Filmmakers Prepare for a Summer Shutdown
Theater
April 18, 2000
Agenda Bending
New York’s Indie Filmmakers Prepare for a Summer Shutdown
Film
March 7, 2000
Through a Mirror Darkly
New York’s Indie Filmmakers Prepare for a Summer Shutdown
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