Sentence examples for broadway critic from inspiring English sources

But then again, a respected former Broadway critic had recently accused me of participating in a shoutfest.

Mr. Broderick comes from a show business family (his father, James Broderick, was an actor, and Edith Oliver, at one time the Off Broadway critic for The New Yorker, was a cousin) and he grew up watching musicals.

On opening night theatergoers, some from Boston, some from New York, many of them from the O'Neill center and the surrounding area, filled the bleachers in the outdoor theater, named the Edith in memory of Edith Oliver, the longtime Off Broadway critic for The New Yorker and an O'Neill dramaturg.

One Broadway critic wrote, "Bob Hope has something, but you don't notice it if you're sitting five rows back"; even on radio, where he made frequent guest appearances, he was said by Variety in 1935 to be "easy to take, but hard to remember".

He was like a Broadway critic: He praised the shows and people went.

Allen's hour plus Tucker show - which recently ran in the theater district's delightful "Don't Tell Mama" cafe-bar - is what popular internet Broadway critic "Elli" calls "the ultimate tribute to a beloved, but almost forgotten performer".

In April 1959 Mark Twain Tonight! debuted Off-Broadway to critical acclaim.

Frank Rich, former Times critic and "Butcher of Broadway": There's a distinction between shows that are so memorably bad, because they were so over the top that they're almost good in a sense, like "Carrie," and tons of mediocrities that didn't rise to that level but were much worse.

(Petrusich) BROADWAY BY THE YEAR: 1924 (Monday) The theater critic and author Scott Siegel curates this compelling series for Town Hall, which celebrates — through narration, written by Mr. Siegel, and songs, performed by a cast of cabaret and Broadway veterans — a specific year in Broadway history.

'Far from Heaven' opens off-Broadway: What did the critics think?

The production received four Outer Critics Circle Award nominations: Outstanding New Broadway Play, Outstanding Director of a Play (Martin), Outstanding Actor in a Play (Pierce), and Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play (Nielsen), and won the awards for Outstanding New Broadway Play and Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play.