Cameron Kelsall's guest appearances

Cameron Kelsall

Broad Street Review, The Podcast

Delco Arts Podcast

Into the Absurd with Tina Brock

Tennessee Williams

James Joyce

Samuel Beckett

Harold Pinter

Katherine Hepburn

Bette Davis

Mark Williams

Anton Chekhov

Nicole Taylor

John Rosenberg

TJ Walsh

David Fox

Josh Blakesley

James Jackson

Anne Bogart

OwlTail

David Fox is a Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania in Theatre Arts, and Director of the Penn Reading Project and New Student Orientation. His areas of expertise and teaching include modern American theatre, musical theatre and opera; arts criticism; and directing.In addition to his work at Penn, David is an active arts journalist. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, Opera Quarterly, The Kurt Weill Quarterly, and others. For 15 years, he was theater critic for Philadelphia City Paper, followed by five years at Philadelphia Magazine. He now writes regularly for Parterre Box, and—along with frequent writing partner, Cameron Kelsall—maintains the arts blog, Reclining Standards. Twenty-six of his essays appear in the current edition of the International Dictionary of Opera (St. James Press).David also lectures nationally for arts groups including the Philadelphia Orchestra, Opera Philadelphia, the Los Angeles Opera, and others. He is a frequent guest on NPR’s Radio Times. In addition, he has designed music and sound for a number of regional theatres throughout the country, including the Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut, and Room for Theatre in Los Angeles.David holds degrees from UCLA School of Theatre, Film and Television, and has taught and developed educational programs in the arts and humanities at Penn, UCLA, and The University of Southern California. A native Los Angelino, he was part of the staff that opened the first ever Tower Classical Records store (on Sunset Boulevard). The vast LP (and later, CD) collection he built while working there still takes up half of his living room, and much of his time.Cameron Kelsall is a freelance journalist and critic based in Collingswood, New Jersey. Cameron specializes in writing about theater, classical music, opera, and the arts at large. His byline appears in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Gay News, American Theatre magazine, Broad Street Review, Opera News, Parterre Box, Bachtrack, Exeunt NYC, and many other publications. He maintains the arts and culture blog Reclining Standards with his colleague David Fox.  Cameron serves on the Executive Committee of the American Theatre Critics Association, and is a member of the Outer Critics Circle and the Music Critics Association of North America. Born and raised in Beach Haven, New Jersey, Cameron received a BA from Marymount Manhattan College and an MA from Ohio University. He has taught extensively at the college level and has lectured frequently on topics related to the arts.

David Fox is a Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania in Theatre Arts, and Director of the Penn Reading Project and New Student Orientation. His areas of expertise and teaching include modern American theatre, musical theatre and opera; arts criticism; and directing. In addition to his work at Penn, David is an active arts journalist. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, Opera Quarterly, The Kurt Weill Quarterly, and others. For 15 years, he was theater critic for Philadelphia City Paper, followed by five years at Philadelphia Magazine. He now writes regularly for Parterre Box, and—along with frequent writing partner, Cameron Kelsall—maintains the arts blog, Reclining Standards. Twenty-six of his essays appear in the current edition of the International Dictionary of Opera (St. James Press). David also lectures nationally for arts groups including the Philadelphia Orchestra, Opera Philadelphia, the Los Angeles Opera, and others. He is a frequent guest on NPR’s Radio Times. In addition, he has designed music and sound for a number of regional theatres throughout the country, including the Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut, and Room for Theatre in Los Angeles. David holds degrees from UCLA School of Theatre, Film and Television, and has taught and developed educational programs in the arts and humanities at Penn, UCLA, and The University of Southern California. A native Los Angelino, he was part of the staff that opened the first ever Tower Classical Records store (on Sunset Boulevard). The vast LP (and later, CD) collection he built while working there still takes up half of his living room, and much of his time. Cameron Kelsall is a freelance journalist and critic based in Collingswood, New Jersey. Cameron specializes in writing about theater, classical music, opera, and the arts at large. His byline appears in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Gay News, American Theatre magazine, Broad Street Review, Opera News, Parterre Box, Bachtrack, Exeunt NYC, and many other publications. He maintains the arts and culture blog Reclining Standards with his colleague David Fox. Cameron serves on the Executive Committee of the American Theatre Critics Association, and is a member of the Outer Critics Circle and the Music Critics Association of North America. Born and raised in Beach Haven, New Jersey, Cameron received a BA from Marymount Manhattan College and an MA from Ohio University. He has taught extensively at the college level and has lectured frequently on topics related to the arts.

EP 011: Films of Bette Davis, Katherine Hepburn: David Fox and Cameron Kelsall

Anne Marie chats with Philly theatre critic Cameron Kelsall about the importance of reviewing shows in all areas of the city, what arts criticism is and is not and why aspiring critics should just start writing and not wait for an invitation.   Jingle by Chad Gorn Arranged and performed by Michele Zipkin   Artwork by Frankie Rowles    Website: PhillyLifeAndCulture.com  Instagram: @PhLLifeCulture

Anne Marie chats with Philly theatre critic Cameron Kelsall about the importance of reviewing shows in all areas of the city, what arts criticism is and is not and why aspiring critics should just start writing and not wait for an invitation. Jingle by Chad Gorn Arranged and performed by Michele Zipkin Artwork by Frankie Rowles  Website: <a href="https://phillylifeandculture.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PhillyLifeAndCulture.com</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/phllifeculture/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@PhLLifeCulture</a>

Writing for the Love of Theatre with Cameron Kelsall