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Should the critics have reviewed Spiderman?

By On February 9, 2011 · 15 Comments


I don't know about what happened at your home, but as soon as that first review of Spider-Man hit the 'web' Monday night, my phone started ringing, my twitter started tweeting, and things I didn't even know I owned started buzzing.  

It was a social media [...]

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Look Ma! We made an iPhone app called “At The Booth!”

By On July 23, 2010 · 16 Comments

I feel like a proud papa sending out a birth announcement.  And while the gestation of this offspring didn’t take nine months, at times it sure felt like it!  (Then again, I’m about as patient as a kid on Christmas Eve.)

On January 26th, I wrote a

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Farewell to a great Broadway critic.

By On May 24, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Michael Kuchwara was one of my favorite critics.

According to Merriam-Webster, one of the primary definitions of "criticize" is "to find fault with: point out the faults of."

What was amazing about Mike was that he was able to adhere to that definition, yet his reviews still radiated with his love [...]

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At the Broadway League Conference: Day 1/Kids ‘R Theatergoers Too

By On May 19, 2010 · 5 Comments

One of the hippest long-term audience development initiatives the Broadway League came up with over the last few years was the establishment of a Kids Advisory Board.  The Board is made up of thirty kids, ages 11 – 16, from all over the country.  What do they have in common?  They [...]

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Should previews be open for online review by bloggers, chatters and more?

By On January 29, 2010 · 5 Comments

Ellen Gamerman at The Wall Street Journal wrote a terrific piece last week about previews, and how problems that shows encounter during the several weeks of previews are exposed more in an online world than they were a decade ago.

It's true.

Leading man flubbing his lines? [...]

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