Freelance writer/teacher, former Seattle Times critic & author of Something's Coming, Something Good: West Side Story & the American Imagination and other books
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As I leave Twitter I want you all to consider that by continuing on this platform you are, in a sense, giving Elon Musk the numbers he wants to claim that everything is great with Twitter under his ownership. So far, so bad.
My story about the sudden announcement of Braden Abraham's departure from his job as artistic director of Seattle Rep, to head up Chicago's Writers Theatre.
https://t.co/UFtrTfhtlT
@JohnHMcWhorter Just noticed this tweet. Michael Krasny was an English prof of mine at SF State University. He was so encouraging of me, and also opened the door to Shakespeare wider. I'll always love him for that.
Aaron Sorkin, who adapted the Harper Lee novel for the play coming to Paramount Theatre Oct. 11-16, discusses his evolving feelings about the novel and more. https://t.co/zVe07RF0bF
@petermarksdrama Thank you Peter Marks. I reviewed the recent Stoppard biography, which went deep into his long-hidden Jewish background. I am so eager to see this play, and look forward to your review.
Why oh why, does every successful movie franchise need to be a stage musical? My review of "The Griswolds' Broadway Vacation" for Variety:
https://t.co/sYdHVYDnVr
My story for https://t.co/Nxs2UatL2M about Terrell McCraney's vital "Choir Boy," and the multi-talented Seattle actor Nicholas Bernard who plays the lead.
https://t.co/ko9LEjETvy
RIP the irreplacable Seattle gospel singer, preacher and community treasure Patrinell Wright. Her angelic voice still soars in my memory, and on video.
https://t.co/VUfFVe8oKD
My American Theatre review of Mary Rodgers and Jesse Green's big, dishy, witty memoir, a must for musical theatre wonks:
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary https://t.co/KiNUOB1KmD via @AmericanTheatre
@MarkHarrisNYC I know he’s not paid all his dues yet but I wish Pete could run for president again. He’s a genius messenger and God, do the Dems need that.
My story for Crosscut on the "Titanic" movie spoof "Titanish" -- a comical, musical Seattle show that helps us grab some laughs from disaster just when we need them.
https://t.co/4RngFaPc6z