When the great, polymathic actor died in December, the theater lost one of its most remarkable artists
The Feingold Column: That ‘Fiddler’ Incident
A drunk yells, a panic starts, a columnist worries. Should he?
The Feingold Column: A Great Playwright’s Odyssey
The late María Irene Fornés wandered through many forms, rewriting the rules as she went
The Feingold Column: How Can Theater Confront Its Past?
Recent revivals of problematic classics such as Carousel and My Fair Lady recognize a problem but don’t solve it
The Feingold Column: Doing Without Theater
In his debut column for New York Stage Review, the longtime Village Voice critic reflects on a season of no playgoing