Today we welcome a grizzled veteran and — just kidding, he’s handsome as ever! At this point Adam Feldman is the longest tenured theater critic in New York so of course we had to him about his stint on the aisle. He talked to us about joining Time Out New York in 2003 (younger readers, be aware that Usenet used to be a thing) and amazingly he’s still th…
Time Out's Adam Feldman says theater critics can't afford to be grumpy anymore. Here's why that's a good thing.
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Marks & Vincentelli: A Theatre Podcast
Time Out's Adam Feldman says theater critics can't afford to be grumpy anymore. Here's why that's a good thing.
Time Out's Adam Feldman says theater critics can't afford to be grumpy anymore. Here's why that's a good thing.
Elisabeth, Peter and Adam discuss how criticism, writing, development and the entire theater landscape have changed over the last two decades in New York. Also, Trevor the Maltese makes an appearance.
Marks & Vincentelli: A Theatre Podcast
A theatre podcast hosted by critics Peter Marks (Washington Post) and Elisabeth Vincentelli (contributor to the New York Times). Featuring guest interviews, show discussion and more.
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