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David Sheward

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David Sheward is a respected writer, editor, and critic. He is the former executive editor and theater critic for Back Stage, the actors’ resource. He has published three books on show business: Rage and Glory: The Volatile Life and Career of George C. Scott, It’s a Hit! The Back Stage Book of Broadway’s Longest-Running Shows and The Big Book of Show Business Awards. He served as president of the Drama Desk, the organization of New York-based theater critics, editors and reporters for seven years. He's also a member of the New York Drama Critics Circle, the Outer Critics Circle and the American Theater Critics Association where he currently is a member of the organization's New Play Committee. For over ten years, he was a contributing correspondent on NY-1 News’ weekly theater show On Stage. In addition to his blog, which you can access from the link above, David also provides Broadway walking tours: http://criticschoicetours.com/

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Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

By David Sheward on October 29, 2014

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time shouldn’t work. Its protagonist, Christopher Boone is a difficult young man to like. Incredibly... Read more →
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Review: It’s Only A Play

By David Sheward on October 22, 2014

Mixed Results From All-Star Cast of It's Only A Play Nathan Lane is a miracle worker. What other Broadway star—and he is one of the few whose name... Read more →
Theatre

This Is Our Youth Given a Shot of Adrenaline

By David Sheward on October 8, 2014

Michael Cera and Kieran Culkin star in Anna D. Shapiro's Stellar Directing Effort Kenneth Lonergan first burst onto the theatrical scene in 1994... Read more →
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Review: You Can’t Take It With You
James Earl Jones Shines

By David Sheward on October 1, 2014

Rose Byrne and James Earl Jones. Photo: Joan Marcus Though it’s nearly 80 years old and the leading man is even older than that, the new... Read more →
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REVIEW: The Wayside Motor Inn

By David Sheward on September 17, 2014

A lonely salesman phones in his orders to a computer, longing to speak to a human being. A grandmother complains about the decline of personal... Read more →
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REVIEW:
Henry IV, Parts I and II

By David Sheward on August 20, 2014

Some Ups and Downs in this Shakespeare Classic In one of the riotous interludes of Shakespeare’s Henry IV plays, the rascally, rotund knight Sir... Read more →
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2 Theatre Reviews From Cooperstown’s
Glimmerglass Festival

By David Sheward on August 6, 2014

Cooperstown, New York, is not only home of the Baseball Hall of Fame, but also to Glimmerglass - a professional non-profit summer opera company... Read more →
Theatre

REVIEW
When We Were Young and Unafraid
Starring Cherry Jones

By David Sheward on July 16, 2014

In Treatment and House of Cards Scribe Delivers On the NYC Stage Playwright, Sarah Treem The title of Sarah Treem's new play When We Were... Read more →
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