Tag: journalism
Now Hiring: Editors, Contributors for The Clyde Fitch Report
We're growing! And hiring new editors and contributors.
After Lyn Gardner: Want Great Arts Coverage? Pay For It.
Short of paywalls, what is the solution?
Chris Rawson, Theater Critic, On Honoring August Wilson
"If something seems wrong about the show...it may be the key to something important."
What the Debate Over That “Big River” Review Really Means
"Room for disagreement" could also be the subtitle of America in 2017.
“Finding Babel”: Family Documentary Uncovers Soviet History
The mystery remains unresolved, but as the film ends, we are invited into the search.
►Watch: 20 Rhetorical Fallacies in 2 Minutes
A handy video guide to making terrible arguments.
Bill Hirschman: Theater Criticism’s Cockeyed Optimist
"An opinion is not criticism; it’s not even good reviewing."
Can a Playwright Be a Critic? Eliza Bent Says Yes
There is such an "orthodoxy" as to who can and who cannot be a critic.
Breaking the Male Code: William Giraldi’s “The Hero’s Body”
As Trump nears the bully pulpit, Giraldi cracks the international code of the human male.
Theater Critic Frank Rizzo Balances Head and Heart
"A little self-doubt, humor or humility can give an opinion authenticity."
Don’t Just Defeat Trump. Destroy His Brand.
Donald Trump must lose more than the election. He must lose his brand.
The Shame of Pre-Judging Art: “Family Ties” for the Stage
Let's remember to judge works when they're ready.
Feminist Theater Critic Jill Dolan Faces the World
"Sometimes I think I lead from the heart, and my heart often bleeds a little."
“American Heiress”: Patricia Hearst and SLA in Performance
As Toobin tells it, the case would have been comic if it hadn't been so deadly.
CFR Election Roundtable: What Do You Still Want to Know?
Is it in Donald Trump's best interest to lose? In this podcast, our writers weigh in.