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October 4, 2011
Whoopi Goldberg Breaks Broadway Record
When it was announced that Ghost the musical would come to Broadway, hot on the heels of the current Sister Act, I realized, "That's two musicals based on Whoopi Goldberg movies!"
Blogs
April 29, 2011
The Five Best 11 O'Clock Numbers In Broadway History
An 11 o'clock number is a song that comes towards the very end of a Broadway musical, when a leading character has a fit of emotion and pours it out in music. It's a showstopper that's generally designed to give the tourists something to hum about when they leave. My five faves in ascending ... More >>
Blogs
December 7, 2010
Will Spider-Man Fly?
It sounded good on paper: Julie Taymor. Bono and The Edge. A Marvel comic classic. But the reality is that superheroes generally don't fly on Broadway, unless you count Thoroughly Modern Millie, ba-dum-pum. And when a show is so elaborately technologically based, there are bound to be majo ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2010
Sutton Foster Shows Off at the Carlyle
The girl next door with a welcome weird streak, Sutton Foster may be the most talented performer who isn't a superstar yet. She's a hard working, creamy voiced, ultra likable singer/actor, and at her Cafe Carlyle opening night, she was introduced by Donna Murphy as "a teacher who thinks she' ... More >>
Voice Choices
June 8, 2010
Sutton Foster
The girl next door with a welcome weird streak, Sutton Foster may be the most talented performer who isn't a superstar yet. She's a hard working, creamy voiced, ultra likable singer/actor, and at her Cafe Carlyle opening night, she was introduced by Donna Murphy as "a teacher who thinks she' ... More >>
Blogs
April 9, 2010
The Fourth Annual Village Voice Readers' Film Poll -- The Best Films of 1967!
"We rob banks."Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. February 8, 1968, Vol. XIII, No. 17 Films by Andrew Sarris The readers of The Village Voice have responded in unprecedented numbers to the fourth annual poll of ten-best lists. For the record, the previous winners are "D ... More >>
Columns
March 14, 2006
NY Mirror
"We rob banks."Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. February 8, 1968, Vol. XIII, No. 17 Films by Andrew Sarris The readers of The Village Voice have responded in unprecedented numbers to the fourth annual poll of ten-best lists. For the record, the previous winners are "D ... More >>
Theater
January 25, 2005
Forced Marches
Little Women as a Broadway musical? Louisa May Alcott has indeed come a long way, baby
Columns
August 17, 2004
NY Mirror
Little Women as a Broadway musical? Louisa May Alcott has indeed come a long way, baby
Columns
November 25, 2003
NY Mirror
Little Women as a Broadway musical? Louisa May Alcott has indeed come a long way, baby
Columns
November 11, 2003
NY Mirror
Little Women as a Broadway musical? Louisa May Alcott has indeed come a long way, baby
Theater
November 4, 2003
Green Witch, Mean Time
Both on and Off-Broadway, new musicals suffer from severe multiple personality disorder
Columns
December 31, 2002
NY Mirror
Both on and Off-Broadway, new musicals suffer from severe multiple personality disorder
Columns
July 16, 2002
NY Mirror
Both on and Off-Broadway, new musicals suffer from severe multiple personality disorder
Theater
June 18, 2002
Unseasonable Reflections
Something Was Missing in the Theater This Year—Did Anybody Notice?
Dance
May 28, 2002
Full Carrafa
Twice a Contender
Columns
May 21, 2002
NY Mirror
Twice a Contender
Columns
May 7, 2002
NY Mirror
Twice a Contender
Theater
April 23, 2002
Old Things Considered
Twice a Contender
Columns
April 16, 2002
NY Mirror
Twice a Contender
NYC Life
March 5, 2002
Goat of Hope
When It Comes to Playwright Edward Albee, It's Feast or Famine
Columns
February 12, 2002
NY Mirror
When It Comes to Playwright Edward Albee, It's Feast or Famine
Music
June 6, 2000
Everybody's Arranger
Ralph Burns—From Woody Herman to Ray Charles to Bob Fosse
Columns
April 25, 2000
NY Mirror
Ralph Burns—From Woody Herman to Ray Charles to Bob Fosse

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