Munden Christopher

Christopher Munden

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BSR Contributor Since May 31, 2011

Christopher Munden has written and edited for many inconsequential publications, websites, and cultural institutions. He is an editor/publisher of the Philly Fiction book series (collections of short stories written by local writers and set in Philadelphia) and Phindie (independent coverage of Philadelphia theater and arts). He's also a soccer coach and a pretty good skier.

Christopher Munden has written and edited for many inconsequential publications, websites, and cultural institutions. He is an editor/publisher of the Philly Fiction book series (collections of short stories written by local writers and set in Philadelphia) and Phindie (independent coverage of Philadelphia theater and arts). He's also a soccer coach and a pretty good skier.

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Is everybody a critic? Statler and Waldrof. (Photo via muppet.wikia.com)

A response to 'Ethics for theater critics'

Does an analysis by a privileged journalist have value?
Theater criticism is an art, and artists have a right to ask for and receive payment for their work. I’d love to provide every writer with adequate reward for his or her valuable work. But to say unpaid or poorly compensated work has no value, and to denigrate the ethics of those writers, is insulting.
Christopher Munden

Christopher Munden

Articles 7 minute read
Haas, Phelan: 'Why put on makeup?'

"Vigil' and older audiences at the Lantern

Why was I the only one laughing?
The wicked humor of Morris Panych's Vigil comes mostly at the expense of older audiences. That's bad news for cutting-edge theater in Philadelphia.
Christopher Munden

Christopher Munden

Articles 4 minute read