Ruth Pauley Lecture Series - Adam Feldman - Everyone’s a Critic

Ruth Pauley Lecture Series lectures are free and open to the public, and registration is required of all attendees. Registering in advance is recommended.

Adam Feldman

“Everyone’s a Critic”

 

Adam Feldman is the National Theater and Dance Editor and chief theater critic at Time Out New York, where he has been on staff since 2003. He covers Broadway, Off Broadway, and Off-Off Broadway, as well as cabaret, dance shows and other events of interest in New York City. Adam Feldman is the President of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle, a position he has held since 2005. In 2024, he received the Friend of Off Broadway Award from the Off Broadway Alliance. Among other publications, he has written for Canada’s Globe and Mail and National Post as well as for Out, Show Business, and Broadway.com. He was a regular co-host of the Public Television show “Theater Talk and Theater: All the Moving Parts,” and served as the contributing Broadway editor for the Theater World book series. A graduate of Harvard University, he lives in Greenwich Village where he “dabbles in piano-bar singing on a more-than-regular basis.”

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CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE at this performance: beer, wine, soda, snacks. Items purchased at BPAC Concessions may be taken into the theatre. No outside food or drink permitted. FREE PARKING for attendees, on campus at Sandhills Community College

Lectures begin at 7 p.m. at Bradshaw Performing Arts Center's Owens Auditorium, on campus at Sandhills Community College.

GENERAL SEATING (choose your seat after you enter the theatre)

LOBBY DOORS and the BOX OFFICE open 1 hour before curtain.

THEATER DOORS open for seating approximately 30 minutes before curtain.

 

***There is no need to arrive extraordinarily early. Know that if you choose to arrive prior to lobby doors opening, there is no place to sit and wait for the lobby to open other than the outdoor benches in Evelyn's Courtyard.

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Ruth Pauley Lecture Series does not censor performances or make any guarantees of lecture content. We encourage parents to use their discretion when deciding if a lecture is appropriate for their child.

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All children under 13 must be seated with an adult at this RPLS event. Children under 5 will not be permitted into the theatre. Everyone attending the event, regardless of age, must be registered. Any person disrupting this lecture or inhibiting the enjoyment of other guests at an RPLS event may be removed from the theatre.Ruth Pauley Lecture Series reservations have no cash value and are not available for purchase. Cancellation, postponement, or rescheduling of this event does not entitle reservation holders to any form of refund or settlement.