The notion that Broadway is the best of theater’s best is bullshit.
Continue reading “Praying on Doubt”
The notion that Broadway is the best of theater’s best is bullshit.
Continue reading “Praying on Doubt”
There’s a fine line between a reoccurring motif and rehashed recycling.
Continue reading “Good Greif”
Not all product placement is out of order.
Continue reading “PP”
It’s damn-near impossible to determine the best seats in a given theater without knowing how a production is staged.
Continue reading “Seating in the Square”
If the posted runtime for a 7pm start-time reads, “two hours, with a 15-minute intermission,” do you expect the show to be done by 9pm or 9:15pm?
Continue reading “Whining”
The foremost chronicler of onstage nudity has logged back on.
Continue reading “Not Again”
Correlation or causation?
Continue reading “Amendmenting”
Why did modern playwrights stop inserting breaks in between scenes?
Continue reading “Hold Please”
If you ask me why a title was chosen to be the primary label for a piece of art, I can scrounge together too many connections between the titular word/phrase and the art’s content.
Continue reading “Heteronymity”