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Critics

  • Jules Feiffer discusses his book “Ackroyd”

    Jun. 2, 1977
  • An interview with John Fraser

    Dec. 12, 1980
  • Claudia Cassidy discusses her career as a critic ; part 1

    Nov. 30, 1966
  • Interview with Joachim Kaiser

    1967
  • Ned Rorem discusses his career

    Mar. 22, 1984
  • Discussing the book "Culture of Complaint: The Fraying of America" with the art critic, author, and documentary filmmaker Robert Hughes

    May. 5, 1993
  • A discussion with Doug Marlette

    Aug. 10, 1982
  • Claudia Cassidy discusses her career as a critic ; part 2

    Nov. 30, 1966
  • Dieter Lattman discusses his career as a German writer and freelance journalist and his life after WW II ; part 1

    Mar. 1, 1967
  • Robert Brustein discusses the fate of the theatre world

    Feb. 20, 1981
  • Discussing the book "American Visions: The Epic History of Art in America" with the art critic and author Robert Hughes

    May. 28, 1997
  • Jonathan Yardley discusses his book about Ring Lardner

    Sep. 15, 1977
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