The review of Phelim McAleer’s new play about the Chevron case was apparently too dangerous for public consumption.
National Review - Daniel J. Kennard04/06/2018
Chevron station in Cardiff, Calif. Photo: National Review
I knew next to nothing about the playwright Phelim McAleer or his new play The $18-Billion Prize before reviewing it for the Bay Area theater site Theatrius.com. I certainly didn’t expect that reviewing this play would lead to the loss of my position. There were warnings, however; there was an email from the San Francisco Critics Circle going around to reviewers, cautioning that McAleer’s play might be dangerously biased against the environmental movement, among its other sins.
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