The Boston Globe |
How Ted Cruz hurt his 2020 chances
The Boston Globe Amid the rubble, Cruz will emerge as the leader of chaste conservatives who didn’t abase themselves by acquiescing to Trump. He will have an immediate leg up on Marco Rubio and Paul Ryan and every other potential post-Trump savior who submitted to … |
New York Theatre Guide |
Review of Privacy starring Daniel Radcliffe at The Public’s Newman …
New York Theatre Guide When the lights come up on Privacy at The Public Theater, nothing happens. And that is EXACTLY as it should be. Although the first scene includes Daniel … Inside the Private (or Not-So Private) Life of Privacy’s Daniel …Playbill.com |
New York Theatre Guide |
Review of Privacy starring Daniel Radcliffe at The Public Theater
New York Theatre Guide When the lights come up on Privacy at The Public Theater, nothing happens. And that is EXACTLY as it should be. Although the first scene includes Daniel Radcliffe (The Writer), whom most of us have witnessed growing up in front of us, no one claps. Inside the Private (or Not-So Private) Life of Privacy’s Daniel RadcliffePlaybill.com |
Financial Times |
Review Roundup: PRIVACY at the Public Theater– UPDATED!
Broadway World Robert Kahn, NBC New York: “Privacy,” a disquieting comic-thriller inspired in part by the actions of Edward Snowden, arrives at The Public Theater at roughly the same time a national debate brews over whether Pokémon GO, with its ties to Google, can … Daniel Radcliffe, Rachel Dratch, and More Open in Public Theater’s PrivacyTheaterMania.com Review: ‘Privacy,’ a Play That Urges You to Keep Your Smartphone OnNew York Times Privacy, Public Theater, New York — reviewFinancial Times Variety –Vulture –The Stage all 28 news articles » |
Playbill.com |
Troilus and Cressida Kicks Off in Central Park Tonight
Playbill.com Troilus and Cressida, the second show of the Public Theater’s free Shakespeare in the Park season, begins performances July 19 on the Delacorte stage in Central Park. Directed by Tony winner Daniel Sullivan, the production is set to officially open … |
Financial Times |
Review: ‘Privacy,’ a Play That Urges You to Keep Your Smartphone On
New York Times Michael Countryman, left, and Daniel Radcliffe in “Privacy,” at the Public Theater. Credit Joan Marcus. Grim tidings are spread with great cheer in “Privacy,” James Graham and Josie Rourke’s perky investigation into the consequences of living your life … Review Roundup: PRIVACY at the Public TheaterBroadway World Daniel Radcliffe, Rachel Dratch, and More Open in Public Theater’s PrivacyTheaterMania.com Privacy, Public Theater, New York — reviewFinancial Times Variety –Vulture –The Stage all 29 news articles » |
TheWrap |
‘Privacy’ Theater Review: Daniel Radcliffe Loses His Way Online but Finds Edward Snowden
TheWrap Yes, “Privacy” begins with a voice announcement from the Public’s artistic director, Oskar Eustis, asking us to mute but keep our iPhones up and running. These actor-directed searches on Google or our Facebook page proved popular, the audience breaking … |
Financial Times |
Review Roundup: PRIVACY at the Public Theater– UPDATED!
Broadway World Inspired by the revelations of Edward Snowden, Privacy explores our complicated relationship with technology and data through the funny and heart-breaking travails of a lonely guy (Daniel Radcliffe), who arrives in the city to figure out how to like … Review: ‘Privacy,’ a Play That Urges You to Keep Your Smartphone OnNew York Times Daniel Radcliffe, Rachel Dratch, and More Open in Public Theater’s PrivacyTheaterMania.com Privacy, Public Theater, New York — reviewFinancial Times Vulture –The Stage –NBC New York all 29 news articles » |
Vulture |
Review Roundup: PRIVACY at the Public Theater
Broadway World Robert Kahn, NBC New York: “Privacy,” a disquieting comic-thriller inspired in part by the actions of Edward Snowden, arrives at The Public Theater at roughly the same time a national debate brews over whether Pokémon GO, with its ties to Google, can … Daniel Radcliffe stars in the ‘chilling’ Privacy at the Public Theater, New YorkThe Stage Theater Review: Daniel Radcliffe in PrivacyVulture Daniel Radcliffe Has ‘Privacy’ Issues at The PublicNBC New York Hollywood Reporter –TheWrap –Variety all 19 news articles » |
lareviewofbooks |
Claiming Its Legacy: On “Hamilton: The Revolution”
lareviewofbooks We find out that Oskar and Laurie Eustis’s teenage son died in the midst of rehearsals, an awful echo of the Hamiltons’ loss of their firstborn son. Taking a page from the Tristram Shandy playbook, this is the only chapter printed in white text on … |
