And Everything Is Going Fine (2010) NYT Critics' Pick

[lsanderson]

Visiting an Ordinarily Unique Artist
By A. O. SCOTT
Published: December 9, 2010

Here is a description of some of the most innovative and important American theater of the last quarter of the 20th century. A man sits at a table and starts talking. If he has props, they are minimal — a spiral notebook, a record player, a box of pictures — and his costume is correspondingly modest, consisting usually of a flannel shirt, blue jeans or chinos, and sneakers. He speaks mostly about himself, digressing from anecdotes about his childhood and professional life into more serious confessional territory, though always with reserve and good humor. More