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We Ask David Morse of ‘The Seafarer’ Who's Tougher: The Devil or House?

David Morse is back on the Broadway stage …and he wants your sympathy.

Posted 12/06/07 in Vulture : Chat Room
Tags: Chat Room, conor mcpherson, david morse, house, the seafarer, theater
Simon Cowell Has One Idea

Plus industry news on Jack Black, Vince Lombardi, and John Singleton.

Posted 08/02/07 in Vulture : The Industry
Tags: american idol, barbara walters, billy bob thornton, ciaran hinds, conor mcpherson, daniel silva, david morse, halle berry, jack black, jim norton, john singleton, nfl, pierre morel, simon cowell, star struck, The Industry, the lost adventures of stone perlmutter jr., the messenger, the seafarer, the view, tulia, universal, vince lombardi, whoopi goldberg
Conor McPherson Returns to Broadway

Conor McPhersonPhoto: Getty Images McPherson Back to Blow Your Mind: Conor McPherson's The Seafarer, a fantastic play about an Irishman playing cards for his soul, to open on Broadway in November after last year's run at the National Theatre in...

Posted 06/14/07 in Vulture : The Industry
Tags: andy samberg, barry sonnenfeld, blue man group, bob boyett, boston legal, carol mendelsohn, cbs, charles mee, chuck lorre, comics, conor mcpherson, csi, dave stewart, david goyer, eric simonson, fucking space chimps, godlight theater company, harry potter, harry potter and the deathly hallows, j.k. rowling, james carpinello, jeff daniels, john larroquette, kristin chenoweth, kurt vonnegut, marvel, meredith vieira, nbc, negro ensemble company, signature theater, slaughterhouse-five, stanley tucci, suzan lori-parks, the avengers, The Industry, the invisible man, the seafarer, the today show, tony kushner, two and a half men, universal, xanadu, zak penn
Almodóvar's ‘All About My Mother’ Heads to the Old Vic

Pedro AlmodóvarPhoto: Getty Images Almodóvar to the Stage: Kevin Spacey's Old Vic Theater will present stage version of Pedro Almodóvar's All About My Mother, adapted by Samuel Adamson, as part of 2007–2008 season. Other shows include Stephen Fry holiday pantomime,...

Posted 06/01/07 in Vulture : The Industry
Tags: all about my mother, andrew harries, anthony minghella, atlantic theater company, battlestar galactica, conor mcpherson, david eick, david mamet, david simon, doubleday, ed burns, ethan coen, frank deasy, fsg, generation kill, hamlet, hbo, helen mirren, james ransone, jez butterworth, john grisham, kevin spacey, lee tergesen, lucy thurber, matthew quick, michael kelly, nbc, neil pepe, old vic, pedro almodovar, peter parnell, phil traill, philip martin, playing for pizza, port authority, ronald moore, sam mendes, samuel adamson, sarah crichton, sarah crichton books, sci fi channel, second city, speed-the-plow, spoons, stephen fry, The Industry, the silver linings playbook, the tempest, the weinstein company, too awesome to make fun of

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