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Columns
May 8, 2013
Tom Hanks Tells Me What People Do To Him On The Subway
Here's all the chatter from Broadway's nominees
Blogs
February 12, 2013
A Big Year For Drag And Transgender On Broadway!
As I've pointed out, it's been an amazing season for beefcake, but it also happens to be a banner time for cross dressing. La Cage and Priscilla have clearly paved the way for lots more theatrical dolling up as the opposite sex (instead of with the opposite sex, lol). We have two men playing women ... More >>
Theater
November 14, 2012
The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Not So Mysterious
Rupert Holmes makes light of the Dickensian darkness
Blogs
November 13, 2012
I Helped Choose Edwin Drood's Killer: My Review
At The Mystery of Edwin Drood, melodrama meets shtick meets interaction, as Charles Dickens' last novel--which he died before finishing--gets completed by audience members picking the killer of orphan Drood. It's basically Victorian literature meets American Idol--quite an appealing mix, as it turn ... More >>
Blogs
July 31, 2012
The Best Actress In A Musical Tony Nominees Will Be...
I love predicting Tony award categories 10 whole months before they're announced because there's something so perverse about guessing who'll get the nominations before some of the shows have even started rehearsing! Even more deliciously, I usually get at least 60% right. So here are my predix f ... More >>
Blogs
October 17, 2011
OMG, Godspell Has Been Updated
The 1971 flower-child musical Godspell--a kooky rendering of the scriptures as a sort of nouveau vaudeville show--has started Broadway previews, and the kids on the boards are spilling about just how the script has been updated and tweaked. SPOILER ALERT!
Theater
May 11, 2011
By the Way, Meet Vera Stark--Lynn Nottage Heads Off to Hollywood
The Pulitzer winner looks back at race in the movies
Blogs
May 9, 2011
By The Way, Meet Vera Stark: My Review
I recently turned on TCM and caught a wildly campy Civil War epic called Band of Angels, with Yvonne De Carlo as a Southern belle who finds out she's part black and ain't happy about it! I wonder if Pulitzer winning playwright Lynn Nottage (Ruined) saw it, because her new work deals with jus ... More >>
Theater
May 13, 2009
Godot's Worth the Weight, The Philanthropist Donates Little, 9 to 5 Shows More Heart Than Art
Theater
March 18, 2009
Spring Guide: David Levine Messes with Imperfection in Venice Saved: A Seminar
Theater
April 3, 2007
Sink and Swim
Hart & Berlin outlive a numbing Irish stew
Theater
October 21, 2003
Personal Bestings
Wherever Broadway's fault lies, dear Brutus, this week it is definitely not in our stars