What Rex Reed Taught Me About Truth, Kindness and Writing The legendary film critic who mentored writers, championed outsiders and never wavered in his advice: "Tell the truth, and your work will find an audience." By James Grissom
Coram Boy a Deranged Dickensian Delight; Deuce Double-Faults Despite Lansbury and Seldes Coram Boy, the play with music that comes to us via acclaim at London’s National Theatre, is a wonderful, near-mad By John Heilpern
I’ve Got You, Babe: Mr. Albee’s Inner Child The longer a successful dramatist lives, the more he’s sure to go out of fashion. It seems to be an By John Heilpern