Articles/Reviews/Essays

Below, please find links to a small selection of my published non-fiction work available on the web.

Re-examining the Soho Effect (An essay about the history of the land beneath the former Ohio Theatre, and a larger discussion about artist-led gentrification.)

Here's a selection of interviews that I've published with The L Magazine:

• Young Jean Lee, Writer & Director
• Theresa Rebeck, Playwright
• Claudia Rankine, Poet
• Robert Lyons, Artistic Director of Soho Think Tank/Ohio Theater
• David Herskovits, Artistic Director of Target Margin Theater
• Maria Striar, Artistic Director of Clubbed Thumb

Here are a couple I've written for the Brooklyn Rail:
Fair Play: Lilly Ledbetter's Story and Workplace Discrimination
An opinion piece titled Sustaining Institutions
Big Break: Annie Baker's Body Awareness
The Evolution of a Theater Company

You can also read a sampling of my 2007 articles for Scene4 by clicking on one of these links:
Not Your Ordinary Literary Journal - Play: A Journal of Plays
Avoiding Explanation: Experimenting with Science in Theater
A Narrative Species: Spalding Gray's Storied Life

You can also read some of my reviews for The L Magazine by following the links below—I am a regular reviewer for this magazine:
> The revival of Martha Clarke's Garden of Earthly Delights
> Jon Morris and Jens Bäckvall's Atomic City
> An article about the closing of the theater adaptation of The Last Tango in Paris
> Mike Daisey's How Theater Failed America
> The Flea Theater's production of Peter Handke's Offending the Audience
> Vineyard Theater's production of Jenny Schwartz's God's Ear

If you're a fan of science and art, have a look at the multimedia conference report that I wrote for the 2007 conference
Biology and Art: Two Worlds or One?

A more complete listing of my publications is available for download by clicking here.

Past Readings of Articles/Reviews/Essays, Etc

7 January 2009, 7pm
Reading at Bluestockings of "The Relative Importance of Ideas," featured in the latest edition of We'll Never Have Paris