Theater
The God-Child Myth: Are Child Singers Jackie Evancho, Amira Willighagen, Angelina Jordan Astar, Etc. Actually Talented?
Jules Styne's Broadway Dud, 'Subways Are For Sleeping,' Looking Homeward After British Success
Jules Styne's musical 'Subways Are For Sleeping' closed in 1962 after just 205 performances, despite having a star composer and star cast. Franco-Phile: VICE's James Franco Isn't So Lovable in 'Of Mice and Men' on Broadway
It is perhaps like "actually" walking on eggshells, the feeling I get as I write this post, in fear that I may receive some backlashing tweet from James Franco for disagreeing with his very principles of American theater.
