Theater critic for Vogue; contributor to The New Yorker.
Reporting Letter from Colorado Trolling the Great Outdoors Personal History The Hard Crowd The...
A little after 6:30 A.M. on the shortest day of 2020, Jeremy Grosvenor pulled his rusted-out 1988...
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Vogue.com’s theater critic is a Contributing Editor at the magazine. He also writes for and is...
ONE OF THE MOST EXPLOSIVE and sustained laughs I’ve ever witnessed in a theater came during the...
WHEN WEST SIDE STORY opened on Broadway more than 60 years ago, it shocked critics with its savage...
A FEW YEARS AGO I was sitting in the dimness of the Music Box Theatre on West 45th Street watching...
Vogue.com’s theater critic is a Contributing Editor at the magazine. He also writes for The New...
Reporting Personal History Abandoning a Cat Annals of Show Business How Derren Brown Remade Mind...
In 2005, when I was visiting London, a magician friend told me that I had to see the English...
Every once in a while, the hubris and pretension of undergraduate student theater leads to...
BAZ LUHRMANN WAS BORN to reinvent the movie musical for a new generation—which is exactly what he...
For the liner notes to the peerless comedy duo Nichols and May’s 1959 album Improvisations to...
If someone were to give you a free-association test and say, “Broadway,” the first word that would...
One of the takeaways from the 2019 Tony Awards nominations, which were announced this morning, is...
The theater director Sam Gold has become the go-to guy for powerfully spare productions that forgo...
At their best, one-person plays have the intimacy and urgency of an encounter with someone who...
Aaron Sorkin has never met a stirringly idealistic speech that he didn’t like. He made a name for...
One night in 2012, the English playwright Jez Butterworth and his partner, the actress Laura...