Having won a Tony Award for Merrily We Roll Along, Daniel Radcliffe returns to make more magic in the Broadway premiere of Duncan Macmillan's interactive dark comedy about a British man who makes lists of the world's good things, at first to ease his mum'... See more
Broadway review by Adam Feldman “A paranoid might be defined as someone who has some idea as to what is actually going on,” said William S. Burroughs in a 1970 interview. Viewed from the outside, it might seem that Peter (Pass Over’s Namir Smallwood), an ... See more
Why Supreme Court Opinions Don’t Sound the Way You Think What does a justice's tone convey? Perhaps more than you think. When the Supreme Court decided Advocate Christ Medical Center v. Kennedy, the disagreement between the justices was unmistakable. Writ... See more
Early winter and early fall tend to be lean times for even the best Broadway shows. That's why the theater industry has come up with Broadway Week, a half-price deal on tickets to nearly every Broadway production. Despite its modest name, this twice-annua... See more
Presidential Rhetoric on Supreme Court Nominees A mixed methods analysis of what the most recent Presidents -- Obama, Biden, and Trump -- actually said regarding the Court and its Justices. Supreme Court nominations represent one of a president’s most con... See more