Directing Clooney and a Corpse: With Good Night, and Good Luck and Dead Outlaw, David Cromer Pulls Off an Impossible Double Act by Abraham Swee

Director David Cromer has earned himself a new label: "the busiest man on Broadway." It's hard to argue otherwise. The MacArthur Fellow engaged in the ultimate theatrical doubleheader this April, helming both the musically macabre Dead Outlaw and the politically charged Good Night, and Good Luck, the latter starring none other than George Clooney. Just 24 days separated their openings. "It's been busy, but I rest o…

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