Great job of acting can't fill the void By Howard Shapiro
Talk Radio is caught in an irony: It's an hour-and-40-minute study of America's most grotesque marketplace of ideas, where the merchants are shoddy and the shelves are empty, and what the play portrays is what it becomes. The play is often funny and takes stabs at being poignant, but like the callers streaming through its single act, it's ultimately hollow.