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‘Drunken City’ vs. ‘Drunk Enough’: Which Play Rewards Drunken Viewing?
No, Off Broadway fans are not seeing double … but what if they'd like to?
Posted 04/01/08 in Vulture : Cheek by Jowl
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Are You Ready for a $35 Movie Ticket?
Village Roadshow Gold Class Cinemas are preparing to launch 50 super-luxe theaters, including tableside sushi and a call button for waiters.
Posted 03/26/08 in Vulture : Apropos of Nothing
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‘Mask,’ the Musical, Complete With Horrifying Makeup
Plus: Monks get a Gregorian chant record deal, Clint Eastwood's movie might be Oscar bait after all, and The New Yorker raves one play but really recommends another.
Posted 03/24/08 in Vulture : The Early-Evening News
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Scott Cohen on ‘Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?’ and the ‘Gilmore Girls’ Movie
Cohen's earned a fan base with appearances on Gilmore Girls and the cultishly adored mini-series The Tenth Kingdom. He spoke to Vulture about making his New York theater debut.
Posted 03/20/08 in Vulture : Chat Room
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Public Theater Slate Includes Plays by Churchill and Shepard, Work by Hoffman and Strathairn
Plus industry news on Pal Joey, Drew Barrymore, and Lil Jon.
Posted 07/31/07 in Vulture : The Industry
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