When I saw the Mexican production of My First Time earlier this month, I remembered something: there are ideas other than my own . . . and some of them are good!
When you create something and work on it closely, it’s easy to get tunnel vision, even if that tunnel [...]
I snapped this shot in the bathroom of the Lyceum Theater tonight.
Yep, some guy left more than his dinner drinks in this john.
Some guy left a postcard advertising his show.
Gotta give the guy (a reasonable assumption) a lot of credit:
- He advertised to a targeted audience (anyone in the WC [...]
Broadway? I don’t think Broadway has seen any major downturn that can be directly attributed to the current economic situation . . . yet.
But frankly, it’s too early to tell.
When there’s a drought or a famine, the first ones to go aren’t the rich folks on the hill in their [...]
I can hear the groans from my staff already . . . "Another baseball analogy?"
Yep, another baseball analogy.
Obviously I have some unresolved issues with my all-too-short baseball career, and I’m taking it out on all of you. Like Roger Clemens, all that I can say is that I’m
I got an email from a 13 investor yesterday who thanked me for giving him the opportunity to get in, because if he hadn’t sunk money into the show, he would have sunk it in a stock . . . and that stock would have sunk and sunk and stunk. [...]
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