drama critic

Later on he worked for the same paper as a drama critic.

The drama critic, he once said, was someone who knew the way but couldn't drive the car.

You, on the other hand, would've done well as a drama critic.

He served as drama critic on the paper for more than 60 years.

Even better than a drama critic, you'd have made a good baseball coach.

This is not such an odd place for a drama critic.

It is unclear when, but she also worked as a drama critic.

Drama critics, however, have been divided on the piece's intentions.

How can a drama critic hope to keep up?

He began writing short stories in 1924 and the following year became drama critic for a Berlin newspaper.

He set up a law practice in Louisville and also worked as a part-time drama critic.

Drama critics are always getting it in the neck when campaign season rolls into high gear.

For once, at least, a drama critic was right.

A great drama critic also perceives what is not happening.

The life of a drama critic was turning Shaw into a physical wreck.

He had by now become noted as a drama critic and essayist.

So much for the cloak-and-dagger opportunities in the drama critic's line of work.

How good can a musical be when sneering drama critics get the best lines?

Washington's drama critics certainly acted as if he did.

Along the way he was a police reporter, drama critic and metropolitan editor with special responsibility for the culture report.

Drama Critic was a neck farther back in third.

"It has been a huge privilege to be involved in the judging process with our finest drama critics."

Some English newspapers sent science correspondents along with their drama critics to cover the play when it opened this spring.

After the show, drama critics called her a 'woman of genius' saying she had held the audience spell bound.

And the more publicity the drama critic got, the more powerful he seemed to become.