Stanthology
Theater Reviews:
Find them on my Show-Score page, here.
Book Reviews:
Agnes De Mille: Telling Stories in Broadway Dance - Talkin' Broadway
Agnes was not only the niece of Cecil B., she was the daughter of silent film director William C. de Mille. Thus, at an early age, she understood the power of delivering a story using only movement, physical expression, and music. (more)
Then and Now: a Memoir, by Barbara Cook - Talkin' Broadway
The what and where of Then & Now spans a childhood that seems like something out of Tennessee Williams, a stellar Broadway musical career, an alcohol-fueled down and out period, and a rebirth as one of the most celebrated cabaret artists of her generation. (more)
New York Press Television Reviews:
Reportage:
Type Casting - Visual Thesaurus, 1/24/12
The dissection of written works is the lifeblood of both the biting comedy Seminar, by Theresa Rebeck, and Margaret Edson's devastating drama Wit. (more)
Back to the Future - Library Journal cover story, 7/14/2011
They came wearing bow ties and fancy hats, skinny jeans and peasant blouses. They came armed with smartphones, tablets, and laptops. On the evening of Friday, May 20, 500 young adults gathered at the New York Public Library (NYPL) to do what no one had done before. (more)
London Times obituaries:
Robert Giroux, London Times, 9/8/2008
Robert Giroux lived a life of books but that does not mean he was stuck behind a desk. He was at the Oak Bar in New York's Plaza Hotel the time T.S. Eliot sang an impromptu rendition of Yankee Doodle Dandy. He once finessed his way through an ostentation of peacocks at Flannery O'Connor’s farm in Milledgeville, Georgia. (more)
Roger Straus, London Times, 6/1/2004
Roger Straus was the ultimate man in the middle. As the second of three children born into a family of extreme wealth, he would grow a fortune of his own by becoming the linchpin of Farrar, Straus & Giroux. (more)
God's Gift to Women, a novel
published by Scott & Nix,Inc.
