On the Books: The ‘Doc’ Is In by Steven Suskin

“Neil Simon’s Memoirs” preserves the voice of that warm and wonderful and gold-plated writer. It is a joy to read, and a joy to live through the seventy years he humorously recounts.

Aisle View: Sutton's Sweet (& Funny) Charity by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: The Shadow of R. Williams by Steven Suskin

Screen View: Best Thing (That Ever Could Have Happened) by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Last Supper of The Gabriels by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Pot of Gold at Rainbow's End by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Political Microbrew by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Liaisons, What's Happened to Them? by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Life Harvest by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Stop The Presses! by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Another Star for Hello, Dolly! by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Behind The Front Page by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Two More for the Seesaw by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Orange Pekoe on the Upper West Side by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Soggy Firecrackers by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Ace in the Hole by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Hearing Is Believing by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Nat Turner in Jail by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Richard Nelson, Back in the Kitchen by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Ramen And Pastrami by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Little Tin Music Box by Steven Suskin

On the Shelf: Mary Martin, Inside the Legend by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Riding the Rapids by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Connected In The City by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Revisiting Small Mouth Sounds and Fun Home by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: High-Powered Negotiation, High-Powered Drama by Steven Suskin

On the Shelf: Barbara Cook Tells All (and What a Tale!) by Steven Suskin

On the Shelf: A How-to Guide to Broadway Musicals by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Wiving It Wealthily in Central Park by Steven Suskin

Aisle View: Summer Idyll by Steven Suskin

Open your slice-of-summertime comedy with a near-doddering old man soliloquizing on a deserted Rhode Island beach, or a hopelessly out-of-place and abandoned sixteen-year-old boy sitting in …

Aisle View: Hospital-Room Family War by Steven Suskin

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' new play <em>War</em>, from Lincoln Center Theater's LCT3, begins in a hospital room, with two women sitting vigil over what seems to be a mannequin/patie…