Diversity Falls by the Wayside as New York Theater Critics Grapple With Economics As critics get laid off or leave publications, the media has to grapple with how it covers theater and the people it hires to cover it. By John Bonazzo
Nice Work if You Can Get It: New York Playwrights Compete for Few TV Spots In one of the rare writers’ rooms located in New York, playwright Warren Leight presides over a staff of five, By Drew Grant
Genesis Belanger’s Classically Inspired Public Art Is a Commentary on Modern-Day Unease By Elisa Carollo
MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives Is Experientially Compelling But Curatorially Thin By Elisa Carollo