what's good / what blows in new york theatre
Friday, December 22, 2006
  ITS TURKEY LURKEY TIME EVERYBODY !!!
I hope everyone has a fucking fantastic holiday. Thanks for reading and sticking around (even when I've been lazy and not funny). Special holiday greetings go out the New York theatre lovers (or haters) who have been reading this blog in Northern Africa, Finland, and Ecuador (get your own theatre scene, losers).

I expect to be pretty bored next week, so I hope to organize my thoughts on a Top 10 list, my take on "development hell", reviews of DURANGO, COAST OF UTOPIA, AN OAK TREE, and POST MORTEM, and the much anticipated (and much linked to) worst theatre bathrooms poll.

You can't hardly wait, I know. Neither can I.

And since nothing makes me happier than children acting their faces off, here's my favorite scene from the movie 'Camp' which is also seasonally appropriate.

Best wishes for a healthy, happy and suck-free holiday season,

-Rox

 
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This is me telling you what's worth your time and money in New York theatre. I'm not a critic. So don't read this for any kind of brilliant analysis. But I do critique the critics. I'm also fascinated by theatre marketing. And expect some gossipy posts too. I'm into that. Feel free to leave comments.

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Some of my favorite shows have been: Mnemonic (Complicite), Long Days Journey Into Night, Debbie Does Dallas, The Elephant Vanishes (Complicite), Where Do We Live? (Vineyard), Cloudstreet (BAM) Uncle Vanya (BAM), Autoro Uoi (National Actors Theatre), I Am My Own Wife, Cymbeline (Theatre for a New Audience), The Chairs (Complicite), Orange Flower Water (Edge), Small Tragedy (Playwrights), Honor and the River (SPF), Spirit (Improbable), Goodnight Children Everywhere (Playwrights), The Play About The Baby, Radiant Baby (Public), Last Easter (MCC), The Lightning Field (Fringe), The Laramie Project (Tectonic), 4:48 Psychosis (St. Ann's), Thom Pain, Mother Courage (Public), Four (MTC), Nocturne (NYTW), Essential Self Defense (Playwrights), Blasted (Soho Rep)

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