On the one hand, you have to hand it to a critic who admits openly to his prejudices - and therefore vows not to go near a playwright's work again, at least professionally speaking. New York Times critic Charles Isherwood has just publicly declared that, having rapped the playwright Adam Rapp's "knuckles enough for a lifetime", he'd "like to hand the ruler to someone else next time." Having recently called Mr Rapp's …
SOURCE: The Stage at 02:33AM on October 12, 2011