Julianne Moore Loves To Cry. (But Why Do We Love To Watch?)
Recently, in an enjoyably snarky Facebook conversation about movies, I mentioned that there were two things I remembered about THE HOURS: Nicole […]
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David Fox
University administrator and teacher by day, theater and arts critic by night.
DF City Paper Review: True West (Theatre Exile, 13 February 2014)
There’s the west of American Mythology, a place of open spaces, big dreams, and limitless possibilities. Trail-blazing heroes came there and discovered […]
DF Reviews Little Me at Encores (9 February 2014)
Hooray for Encores Great Musicals in Concert! Musical theatre aficionados will almost certainly know about this project, but for those who don’t […]
Woody Allen: What Do We Know (And What Do We Need To Know)?
Woody Allen’s tarnished personal reputation is again a topic in the news, reactivated when he won the Cecil B. DeMille Golden Globe […]
NEW YORK THEATRE REPORT (Spring 2006)
Ahhh…ahAhahAhahAh! That’s Tarzan’s voice you hear, bringing to a heavy landing the corporate musicals season of ’06-’07. Others included the vampirical, schmaltzy […]
NEW YORK THEATRE REPORT (Summer/Fall 2004)
What’s up (and what’s coming) this season…. BARBARA COOK’S BROADWAY (Lincoln Center Theater at the Mitzi E. Newhouse, 65th and Broadway). The […]
RIP: Maximilian Schell, Philip Seymour Hoffman
When I heard on Saturday that the great actor and director Maximilian Schell had died, I planned to write something. I waited […]
NEW YORK THEATRE REPORT (Spring 2004)
From a fat-free FIDDLER to a singing bus… here’s New York’s Spring 2004 musical season in a nutshell. FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. […]
NEW YORK THEATRE REPORT (Fall 2003)
(From the CITY PAPER ARCHIVE — more Broadway reviews.) It’s a busy season, so let’s cut straight to the chase.. AVENUE Q. […]
NEW YORK THEATRE REPORT (Spring 2003)
(More from the CITY PAPER archives — reviews of Broadway’s LA BOHEME, MAN OF LA MANCHA, Quoth Rodgers and Hart: “Spring is […]
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