Sentence examples for theater editor from inspiring English sources

David Cote, theater editor at Time Out New York, will moderate the discussions, which will take place this Tuesday through Friday evenings and following the Sunday matinee.

Registered users can submit new or overlooked theaters for inclusion, and once a submission is approved by Ken Roe, the site's theater editor, it joins the guide.

" '42nd Street' is a musical about nostalgia for the old days of American theater," said Pavel Rudney, the theater editor of Vash Dosug, an arts magazine.

Eight jobs were lost in the latest terminations, which included Todd McCarthy, the paper's chief film critic and a 31-year writer at Variety, and David Rooney, theater editor and chief theater critic.

"You can say on one hand, isn't it wonderful that these older artists are still chugging along and getting their stuff done on Broadway," said Carolyn Clay, the theater editor and chief drama critic for The Boston Phoenix.

"The conflict of interest justification is transparently mendacious," said David Cote, the theater editor of Time Out New York, who is on the first-night press list and had been a Tony voter.

I talked to Scott Heller, theater and books editor, about the frequent duplication and the amount of attention sometimes heaped on one author.

"He works hard as a photographer, but he's also incredibly handy as a crew person," said Jeff Stark, a producer of guerilla theater and the editor of the strange-happenings newsletter, Nonsense NYC.

Jeremy Gerard, the theater critic and editor for Bloomberg, decided to go ahead and file a review shortly after the show's first announced opening date, reasoning that with orchestra tickets running $167 a pop (the top price is a staggering $377), it was in the public interest to allow theatergoers the benefit of some critical advice.

McNulty, who got his theatrical start as a literary intern at the New York Public Theater in the days of Joseph Papp, is a former Village Voice theater critic and editor.

"It's a quick announcement, but once you get past the holidays, it's not going to do much more in theaters," said Scott Hettrick, editor of Video Business magazine.