- September 3, 2009 | Intelligencer
- Pop Culture Is Still Popular
Why the niche will never triumph, and mass culture will always march on.
- September 24, 2007 | Intelligencer
- Pack Up Your Pasties: Soon There May Be No Mo Pitkin’s
L.E.S. weirdo performance space turns out to be less durable than Sardi’s.
- September 13, 2004 | Fall 2004 Preview
- Bryony Lavery And John Patrick Shanley Dish About Religion.
He’s a combative guy’s guy from the Bronx. She’s a polite British divorcée who came out as a lesbian late in life.
- April 5, 2004 | Theater
- Did You Hear The One About The @&%#! Comic?
By sinking to new lows, comedy in New York is rising.
- October 13, 2003 | New York Minute
- The Pool Man
After wowing the West End and West Coast with his forceful intensity, British actor Ben Chaplin is now coming to a theater near you.
- December 13, 2004 | Theater Review
- The Baltimore Waltz
A revival of Paula Vogel’s chaotic 1992 AIDS play, inspired by the death of her brother Carl.
- March 28, 2005 | Theater Review
- Shockhead Peter
You know you’re in a world-class city when there are two shows running simultaneously in which puppets deliver lessons in Schadenfreude.
- November 22, 2004 | Theater Review
- People Are Wrong!
David Herskovits’ winning ADD-ish direction and an enthusiastic ensemble give the show a kooky charm.
- May 5, 2003 | Feature
- The Show Goes Downtown
Old Times Square may be gone. But in downtown bars, theaters, and cabarets, it's spirit lives on. Neo-vaudeville, burlesque, drag, and art stars: They're whining over irony-and-cynicism-weary in the city's wild new performance scene.
- June 30, 2003 | Summer Fun
- Liev a Little
Thanks to the sorry state of the economy, the belt-tightening Public Theater will stage only one Shakespeare in the Park production this year. Fortunately, it promises to be a good one.

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