CRITICS AND REVIEWERS

PERHAPS SOME OF THE LONGTIME THEATREGOERS ON THIS BOARD COULD ENLIGHTEN ME. WHO ARE THE MOST RELIABLE CRITICS AND REVIEWERS AROUND? ARE THERE SOME THAT SEEM TO BE RIGHT ON MOST OF THE TIME? SOME THAT SEEM TO DISTAIN EVERYTHING? ( A BIT OF JEALOUSY IN THEIR WRITINGS, PERHAPS?). DO THE SAME CRITICS WRITE FOR BOTH THE WEST END IN LONDON, AND FOR BROADWAY SHOWS?

ARE YOU, THEN, A CITIC OR REVIEWER, LOCALONECREW?

i agree with localone... please turn your capslock off...

internet 101

Not a bad idea. Even if the subject doesn't interest you, they can always be taken as a lesson in excellent writing.

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Crissy, it's a classic turnaround. You can see the capital letters easier, but those of us reading you can't. I don't know how the internet convention was started that caps was shouting, given your explanation I wouldn't have a problem with it, except it's hard for me to read. Maybe if you put paragraph spacings between sentences.

Like this.

In any case, I hope some others will answer your question. :)