Columnist · September 24, 2026
A Case for the Existence of God sounds like a theology class I might have taken at Georgetown, my alma mater: St. Augustine, Thomas Merton, and Martin Buber on one […]
Chronicle Staff · December 25, 2025
Since this is the Chronicle’s health issue, I’d like to take a brief look at the state of theater in 2026. Both diagnosis and prognosis for the patient are complicated. […]
Columnist · July 27, 2023
“How did you go bankrupt?” Hemingway wrote that — although the quote is sometimes attributed to Fitzgerald — the answer was: “Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” Theaters fail the same […]
