
Cara Joy David
Entertainment Reporter at Freelance
Entertainment reporter. Bylines in a ton of places, including outlets that my dentist reads. Can’t tolerate BS.
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1 month ago |
americantheatre.org | Cara Joy David
This piece was originally written for and posted on BroadwayWorld. It is republished here with permission. Theatremakers have a “show must go on” spirit. So it’s no surprise that the vast majority of the more than 40 artistic leaders I spoke to in the last two weeks believed they would find a way to survive even without promised National Endowment for the Arts funding. But it won’t be easy.
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1 month ago |
broadwayworld.com | Cara Joy David
Theater makers have a “show must go on” spirit. So it is no surprise that the vast majority of the over forty artistic leaders I spoke to in the last two weeks believed they would find a way to survive even without promised National Endowment for the Arts funding. But it won’t be easy. “I'm going to make this show happen,” said Deborah Block, Producing Artistic Director of Theatre Exile in Philadelphia, which had its $25,000 grant for R. Eric Thomas’ Glitter in the Glass terminated.
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Mar 15, 2025 |
msmagazine.com | Cara Joy David
Art evolves through a contemporary lens. The same photograph, film or musical that would not have raised eyebrows in the 1950s might be taboo today. And now, we freely embrace discussions of topics that my grandmother would never have uttered a word of in public. So, it is no surprise that Bess Wohl’s Liberation, a play centering on a women’s liberation group in 1970s Ohio, lands differently today than it would have years ago.
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Feb 3, 2025 |
broadwayworld.com | Cara Joy David
I was raised on television. So, it is no surprise that my first exposure to Linda Lavin was Alice, the reruns of which ran on a local New York channel when I was little. But, when I grew older, I realized that as good as Lavin was on television, she was really a creature of the stage. I have trouble believing Broadway has not yet dimmed the lights for this Tony-winning Theater Hall of Fame member. Lavin had over fifteen Broadway credits, six Tony Award nominations and one win.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
broadwayworld.com | Cara Joy David
Buyers of tickets to live performances sometimes feel they want their money back, but it’s usually when a star drops out, after seeing a show, or at least after the reviews come out. All In: Comedy About Love instead had several people requesting refunds when they simply heard more about it.
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🧵: Dear CTG Patrons, As you may be aware, there is a continuing curfew in Downtown Los Angeles beginning each night at 8pm. Tonight’s performance of HAMLET at the Mark Taper Forum, scheduled for Wednesday, June 11 at 8pm, has been canceled.