Tag Archives: Christopher Walken

Chasing Stories

Posted on December 1, 2022 by dgsweet

If you took a census of all of the characters who are alive in my mind, it wouldn’t surprise me if the number reached into the thousands. Sherlock Holmes and Mama Rose, Clytemnestra and Walter Lee Younger, Jackie Brown and … Continue reading →

Posted in Broadway, drama, New York, off-Broadway, playwriting, theater | Tagged Bedlam Theater, Chris Chibnall, Christopher Walken, Doctor Who, Eric Tucker, Henrik Ibsen, Jennifer Westfeldt, Jodie Whitaker, Liba Vaynberg, Mike Birbiglia, Othello, Pygmalion, Rattlestick Theater, Saint Joan, Sense and Sensibility, Shakespeare, Susannah Millonzi, The Gett, The Old Man and the Pool, The Winter's Tale | Leave a comment

Thoughts Triggered by “Next Stop, Greenwich Village”

Posted on October 13, 2021 by dgsweet

I’ve been working on a revised edition of Something Wonderful Right Away, my oral history of the founding and early days of Second City. It was originally published in 1978 and, inevitably, many of the people I interviewed for the … Continue reading →

Posted in improvisation, movies, New York, off-Broadway, playwriting, Pulitzer Prize, Second City, theater | Tagged Alex in Wonderland, Bill Murray, Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice, Christopher Walken, Greenwich Village, Herbert Berghof, Howard Sackler, John Ford Noonan, Lenny Baker, Lois Smith, Michael Feingold, Mike Nichols, Moscow on the Hudson, Next Stop Greenwich Village, Paul Mazursky, Paul Sills, Robin Williams, Second City, Shelley Winters, Something Wonderful Right Away, The Compass, Viola Spolin | Leave a comment

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