In yesterday’s NY Times, Michael Paul’s article called For a Young Donald J. Trump, Broadway Held Sway talked about how Donald Trump dabbled in becoming a Broadway Producer when …
It’s been almost a year since the untimely death of New York Times “Media Equation” columnist David Carr sent shockwaves through both sides of the journalism grinder,…
New York Post writer Michael Riedel looks at the people and shows that brought Broadway back to life.... Read more »
The post Behind the Scenes: Columnist explores the 'Razzle Dazzle' o…
For his whole life, Michael Riedel (the famed theatre columnist for the New York Post, known for his snide remarks, quick quips and unsurpassable scoops) never had to write more than 1,200 w…
New York Post columnist Michael Riedel told Playbill.com he's "happy" with changes to the paper's arts coverage that will cut him back from two columns a week to just one.
SOURCE: Playbill at 5:02pm on September 30, 2015☆⚑
Just over a week before the publication of his new book on the modern history of Broadway, New York Post columnist Michael Riedel – admired and reviled for his in-the-know,…
SOURCE: Playbill at 6:08pm on September 29, 2015☆⚑
Sydney-Chanele Dawkins, beloved DCMetroTheaterArts writer and columnist, lost her battle with breast cancer last evening. She was only 44 years-old. The DCMetroTheaterArts family mourns her …
An appreciation of musical theater and good fashion sense don't always go hand in hand. I'm pretty snappy with a Jerry Herman tune, but when it comes to clothes, I...
by Robert Sokol
Joseph Alsop was a polarizing figure in the Washington, D.C. press throughout the middle of the last century. Charmingly convivial one minute and harshly critical…
by Robert Sokol
Joseph Alsop was a polarizing figure in the Washington, D.C. press throughout the middle of the last century. Charmingly convivial one minute and harshly critical…
The Public Thinker By BOB HERBERT
The death of Arthur Miller is not only the loss of a great playwright, but of that rarity in America now, a great thinker.