Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the theatre scene -
Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the theatre scene -
#0Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the theatre scene -
Posted: 12/30/03 at 7:45am
https://www.broadwayworld.com/l.cfm?id=17038
He's attracting international interest now...
Unknown User
Joined: 12/31/69
#1re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the theatre scene -
Posted: 12/30/03 at 8:07am
An interesting read which appears to be written by someone grinding no axes.
Bulldog.
Cadriel
Featured Actor Joined: 5/12/03
#2re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the theatre scene -
Posted: 12/30/03 at 8:28am
I don't always agree with Riedel. I don't have the same tastes in theatre that he does, for certain, and I think he gets a bit too mean-spirited at times. But I think this is the first article that really gives him credit for what he has: a sharp nose for what is significant, and a strong sense of what he is doing as a columnist. He calls out producers when no one else will, and has turned himself into a tempest in the Broadway teapot.
And now for the dangerous part: I think he's a lot better for the future of theatre than Brantley.
-Wayne
Corine2
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/14/03
#3re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the theatre scene -
Posted: 12/30/03 at 10:31am
Rob,
Have you become Riedels press agent?
Lol!
#4re: re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the
Posted: 12/30/03 at 10:39am
Nah, the 3 jobs I've already got are plenty...
Just posting something as usual, that was submitted to our news engine and seemed worthy of discourse. As always, feel free to skip topics that don't interest you.
Unknown User
Joined: 12/31/69
#5re: re: re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the
Posted: 12/30/03 at 10:47am
I'm home sick so I'm reading alot and fighting off those taking umbrage with whether the last lyrics sung by Merman were this-a or that-a...
but I read the Reidel piece and thought it put him in a totally different light. I'm glad you posted it Rob. I see Riedel as cutting away the BS of Broadway.
Bulldog.
Jack42
Broadway Star Joined: 9/9/03
#6re: re: re: re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the
Posted: 12/30/03 at 10:53am
Dear Corine:
If one were to accuse Rob of being Reidel's Press Agent, one might have to accuse someone like - oh, you - for being Donna's or Stephanie's....
Oh, silly me. I forgot to put my LOL after that which would, of course, indicate that I wasn't "really" saying that...
Corine2
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/14/03
#7re: re: re: re: re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the
Posted: 12/30/03 at 11:44am
Actually I am Michael Musto's.
Updated On: 12/30/03 at 11:44 AM
FindingNamo
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
#8re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the
Posted: 12/30/03 at 3:08pmLOL
Corine2
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/14/03
#9re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the
Posted: 12/30/03 at 7:22pm
Well it would be a dream come true to be Musto's agent.
sabrelady
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/03
#10re: re: re: re: Hound loose on Broadway: N.Y. columnist spills the beans on the
Posted: 1/1/04 at 2:41amSorry guys But ole Richard is a starf*c*er of the 1st order. & by star I mean ANY one who is printed up in a newspaper of tv. LORDY the man review shows here basically complains cos the shows director didn't direct the way HE (R.O.) would have THAT is not a valid form of criticisim to me. Poison fruit from a stunted tree. (BUT I'm NOT bitter!)
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