Sentence examples for theater columnist from inspiring English sources

Witchel, a style reporter for The New York Times, was a longtime theater columnist.

Whatever you order, tell the waiter to put it on the tab of the New York Post theater columnist, Michael Riedel.

The show, starring John Lithgow as J. J. Hunsecker, the world's most despicable theater columnist, is expected at the Martin Beck Theater in March.

The panel, which included Mr. Albee, Mr. Miller, Ms. Fornes, Mr. Foote, and John Guare, was moderated by The Times's theater columnist, Jesse McKinley.

After learning of Mr. Norris's departure Mr. Rudin quickly went into battle mode, according to the theater executives close to the project, overseeing the disclosure of the information to Michael Riedel, the theater columnist for The New York Post.

But his show business education had begun much earlier: his father was Sam Zolotow, longtime theater columnist for The New York Times, and the family was friendly with celebrities like Jack Benny and Groucho Marx.

Several months after her death, Frank Rich, the former New York Times theater critic and columnist who had been a close friend of the playwright's, addressed the question directly.

As Frank Rich, her great friend and a former theater critic and columnist for The Times, wrote after her death, "How could the most public artist in New York keep so much locked up?" Ms. Salamon suggests these things run in the family.

For a short book "All Gone" is crammed with incident: Ms. Witchel's childhood, her mother's descent into dementia and how Ms. Witchel fell into journalism and met her husband, Frank Rich, a former theater critic and columnist for The Times.

A Manhattan Theater Club production, "The Columnist" has been designed with taste and elegance by John Lee Beatty (sets), Jess Goldstein (costumes) and Kenneth Posner (lighting).

"What was presented yesterday and two days ago in Washington was theater," wrote Nahum Barnea, a columnist for the Israeli daily newspaper Yediot Aharonot.