Mike Daisey confessed at the outset that he had little idea what he was going to say for the next two hours, in a first-ever monologue titled “Journalism” at the Tiffany Center on Tuesday night in ...

Public ridicule for embellishing and fictionalizing details of suffering at Foxconn plants that make Apple products has done little to slow down the career of the theatric monologist. Greg Sandoval ...

Mike Daisey, a rising star in the theater world, was brought to his knees Friday after it turned out that much of his show, The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs, was a work of fiction. For six ...

Audiences at Daisey's show in New York are "disappointed" actor made up facts in his monologue about human suffering involved in making iPads. Greg Sandoval covers media and digital entertainment for ...

THR's theater critic looks at the questions raised by the public radio show "This American Life" concerning the veracity of Mike Daisey's monologue, "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs." By David ...

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Daisey brought his show "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs" to the Sydney Opera House last October during the Festival of Dangerous Ideas. Before the show hit the Sydney stage, the Sydney Opera ...

Mike Daisey’s lies about Foxconn’s Chinese factories emerged because Rob Schmitz, a Public Radio reporter based in China, thought Daisey’s account sounded fishy and investigated for himself. Since ...

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He’s never actually seen one on, this thing that took his hand. I turn it on, unlock the screen, and pass it to him. He takes it. The icons flare into view, and he strokes the screen with his ruined ...