September 4, 2021

B&Me's Annual Labor Day Salute This Year Goes to Theater's Frontline Workers: Ushers

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What a difference a year makes.                   Or doesn’t.  During the spring and summer evenings of 2020 we New Yorkers stood at our win...
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July 3, 2021

Theater Books for Summer Reading 2021

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  After 16 long and scary months, the coronavirus seems to be in retreat. Over half of the country has now gotten at least one vaccination s...
June 12, 2021

The Pulitzer Prize for Drama: News About This Year's Winner—And About My New Podcast on Winners of Yesteryear

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The Pulitzer Prizes were announced yesterday and the winner for the drama prize was Katori Hall for her terrific play The Hot Wing King. I h...
April 23, 2021

Finally, A Few Reasons to Celebrate: Shakespeare's Birthday, Covid Vaccinations

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People are getting vaccinated, some at a new site right in the middle of New York City's Theater District (click here to read more about...
April 17, 2021

Introducing My New "All the Drama" podcast

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As some of you know, I’m a contributor to BroadwayRadio and over the past few years, I’ve hosted “Stagecraft,” a show that talks to playwrig...
March 27, 2021

World Theatre Day

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Even, or maybe especially, in these pandemic times, it's time to put on a good face and celebrate the theater that we all continue to lo...
March 11, 2021

A Theatrical Anniversary None of Us Wanted

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, A year ago today, I was gearing up for the intense out-every-night theatergoing of awards season and, as I told my friend David Gordon who...
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