DF Reviews The Realistic Joneses at the Lyceum, New York (April 2014)
What can I say about Will Eno’s intriguing, amusing, frustrating The Realistic Joneses, without revealing too much? I can tell you what it’s […]
DF City Paper Review — Three Sisters (Arden, 3 April 2014)
In the 20-plus years I’ve been attending the Arden, I’ve seen many fine shows, but this is something special. Faced with the […]
Death and Television: The Good Wife, James Rebhorn
They are two of modern life’s certainties, but still – when death and television collide, it shakes our world, as we saw […]
DF Reviews Tales from Red Vienna at MTC, New York (March 2014)
You will see nothing sexier or more arresting this season than the first five minutes of Tales from Red Vienna. In a […]
DF Looks at HBO’s Looking
Two months ago, I watched the first episode of Looking, then I left it alone, and only recently came back recently to […]
Critics & Criticism: Alastair Macaulay
I started this blog in part to explore arts criticism — who does it and why, what makes good (and bad) criticism, […]
