Reviews
Performing Arts.
- Athey Lives! English Version / Deutsche Fassung. 2 Feb. 2009.
- All Thumbs: Henry Fielding’s Tom Thumb, Fried and with Lots of Butter. The Village Voice, 18 May 2004.
- Road to Morocco. Cynthia Hopkins’s Accidental Nostalgia at St. Ann’s Warehouse, NYC. The Village Voice. 30 Mar. 2004.
- A Roaring Bore. Alice Tuan’s The Roaring Girle at the Baruch Performing Arts Center, NYC. The Village Voice, 2 Mar. 2004.
- Lust’s Labor’s Lost. Charles Mee’s Wintertime at the Second Stage Theatre. The Village Voice, 24 Feb. 2004.
- Sightlines: Odyssey – The Homecoming. The Village Voice. 10 Feb. 2004.
- Brecht’s Mother Haggles and Battles her Way into the Future. The Village Voice. 3 Feb. 2004.
- Never Mind the Dianetics, Here’s the Kiddie Scientologists. The Village Voice, 2 Dec. 2003.
- Life Be Not Proud. The Improbable Theatre’s Hanging Man, at Brooklyn Academy of Music. The Village Voice, 11 Nov. 2003.
- Joanna Chan Battles Empire of the Sun Policy. By Daniel Mufson. The Village Voice. 4 Nov. 2003.
- Love American Style. bobrauschenbergamerica by Anne Bogart and Charles Mee, at Brooklyn Academy of Music. The Village Voice. 21 Oct. 2003.
Books.
- “Just How Dead Is the Avant-Garde?” Review of American Avant-Garde Theatre: A History, by Arnold Aronson. Originally published in American Theatre, Apr. 2001, Vol. 18, Issue 4, pp. 47-49.
- “Making Mischief of the Holocaust.” Review of Embodied Memory: The Theatre of George Tabori, by Anat Feinberg. Originally published in American Theatre, Nov. 2000, Vol. 17, Issue 9, pp. 86-88.
- “From Russia with Love.” Review of The Russian Theatre After Stalin, by Anatoly Smeliansky. Originally published in American Theatre, Dec. 1999, Vol. 16, Issue 10, pp. 77-79.
- “Running in Place.” Review of Cultural Calisthenics: Writings on Race, Politics, and Theatre, by Robert Brustein. Originally published in American Theatre, Sept. 1999, Vol. 16, Issue 7, p. 69.
- “A Critic Fawns.” Review of A Director Calls: Stephen Daldry and the Theater, by Wendy Lesser. Originally published in American Theatre, Jan. 1998, p. 59.
Visual Arts.
- “Writing in the Sky: Jenny Holzer’s Installation at the Neue Nationalgalerie.” Originally published by Vectors: Journal of Culture and Technology in a Dynamic Vernacular, an online publication of USC’s Annenberg Center. 2005.
- “This Week’s Top Picks.: Berlin.” Short review “Goya: Prophet der Moderne” at the Alte Nationalgalerie.” The Wall Street Journal Europe, 26-28 August 2005.
- “This Week’s Top Picks: Berlin.” Short review of “Brücke and Berlin: 100 Years of Expressionism” at the Neue Nationalgalerie. The Wall Street Journal Europe, 24-26 June, 2005, p. P12.
- “This Week’s Top Picks: Berlin.” Short review of “On the Imagination of Terror,” an exhibition on the Red Army Fraction at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art. The Wall Street Journal Europe, 11-13 February 2005, p. P6.
Bio
Daniel Mufson is an American freelance writer, translator, and editor. He lives in Berlin. His articles have appeared in The Wall Street Journal Europe, The Village Voice, Washington D.C.’s City Paper, American Theatre, TDR, PAJ, and Germany’s Tageszeitung and Theater Heute, among others. He has translated plays, art criticism, and business texts. He is also the editor of Reza Abdoh, an anthology about an Iranian-American director and playwright, published by Johns Hopkins University Press under its PAJ imprint. He was the managing editor of Theater Magazine for two years in the 1990s, and founded and edited the (now defunct) online publication AlternativeTheater.com.
Daniel Mufson studied English and American History and Literature at Harvard. He holds an MFA and DFA (Doctor of Fine Arts) in Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism from the Yale School of Drama. More recently, he earned a Master’s degree in Kulturjournalismus (Cultural Journalism) at the Universität der Künste, having written a thesis on the depiction of foreigners, primarily asylum-seekers, on East German television after the fall of the Wall. He is currently writing a book on the war on terror.
Email: mufson [at] gmail.com
Tel. +49 (0)30 2804-6348
“Notes from Berlin” Blog: http://nyc-berlin.blogspot.com/
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