Interviews

Newsweek, April 11, 2002, by Maggie Malone, interview about the new cabaret show at the Cafe Carlysle.

L.A. Times, January 21, 2002, by Mike Boehm, interview about Street of Dreams.

L.A. Times, January 19, 2002, by Jennifer K. Mahal, interview about Street of Dreams.

Audiobookcafe.com, June 29, 2000, by Rochelle O'Gorman, interview about audio books.

Memorial Day Concert, May 28, 2000, in Washington, D.C.

Richmond.com, October 5, 1999, by D.L. Hintz, interview about Street of Dreams.

The Advocate, August 11, 1999, by Mark E. Rondeau, interview about The Price.

New York Times, June 26, 1998, by Mel Gussow, interview about Street of Dreams.

Newsday, June 23, 1998, by Blake Green, interview about Street of Dreams.

New York Times, June 14, 1998, by Alvin Klein, interview about Street of Dreams.

Tony Awards Online, June 4, 1998, by Michael Buckley, interview about Street of Dreams.

Zap2It.com TV, March 31, 1998, by Shelly Lyons, interview about The Greatest Trials of All Time.

Play by Play Online, December 1997, by Tim Novikoff, James Naughton directs his son Greg in Filumena: A Marriage Italian Style.

In Theater Magazine, November 1997, by Melissa Rose Bernardo, interview with Greg and James about Filumena and the Blue Light Theater Company.

Newsday, February 20, 1997, by Patrick Pacheco, interview with James and Greg.

Brown Alumni Magazine, May 1990, by Anne Diffily, interview about City of Angels.

Dallas Morning News, April 14, 1987, by Jane Sumner, interview about The Traveling Man.

Reviews

New York Times, April 19, 2002, by Stephen Holden, review of the Cafe Carlysle cabaret show.

New York Post, November 21, 2001, by Donald Lyons, review of The World of Nick Adams at the Lincoln Center.

Philadelphia City Paper, May 4, 2000, by David Anthony Fox, review of Street of Dreams in Philly.

L.A. Times, March 6, 2000, by Daryl H. Miller, review of Street of Dreams in L.A.

New York Magazine, December 20, 1999, by John Simon, review of Y2K.

CurtainUp Review, December 9, 1999, by Elyse Sommer, review of Y2K.

New York Times, December 8, 1999, by Peter Marks, review of Y2K.

CurtainUp Second Thoughts Review, November 18, 1999, by Les Gutman, review of The Price after it transferred to Broadway.

Talkin' Broadway, November 16, 1999, by Thomas Burke, review of The Price on Broadway.

Boston Globe, August 24, 1999, by Karen Campbell, review of The Price at Williamstown.

CurtainUp Berkshire Review, August 19, 1999, by Elyse Sommer, review of The Price at Williamstown.

The Record Online, February 12, 1999, by Robert Feldberg, review of Street of Dreams.

New York Daily News, February 5, 1999, by David Kaufman, review of Street of Dreams.

New York Times, February 5, 1999, by Stephen Holden, review of Street of Dreams.

CurtainUp Berkshire Review, August 7, 1998, by Elyse Sommer, review of Glass Menagerie at Williamstown.

New York Times, June 15, 1998, by Stephen Holden, review of James Naughton Live.

CurtainUp Reviews, November 7, 1997, by Elyse Sommer, review of Filumena.

New York Times, November 7, 1997, by Wilborn Hampton, review of Filumena.

CurtainUp Reviews, August 3, 1997, by Elyse Sommer, review of Johnny on the Spot at Williamstown.

CurtainUp Reviews, May 19, 1997, by Elyse Sommer, review of Chicago.

New York Times, November 15, 1996, by Ben Brantley, review of Chicago.

New York Times, August 22, 1986, by Mel Gussow, review of Streetcar Named Desire at Williamstown.
 
 

Press Releases

TheaterMania.com, April 2, 2002, by Michael Portantiere, James is honored by CAP21.

For The Children Benefit, November 21. 2001, at the Westport Country Playhouse. Nice picture.

The Actors' Fund Tribute, June 12, 2000, First You Dream, a tribute to Christopher Reeve and Bran Pace. Nice pictures.

The Enterprise Foundation Benefit, November 8, 1999, for which James performed Street of Dreams. Nice picture.

The Record: Washington University Campus News, September 23, 1999, performance of Street of Dreams at the Edison Theatre.
 

Miscellaneous

St. Francis Care, August 20, 1999, an interview with Bill Lauer (high school music teacher)

Broadway to Vegas, April 19, 1999, by Laura Deni, an interview with Keira while performing in Tesla's Letters
 
 

Quotes

"The way Paul [Newman] has conducted himself personally as well as professionally has got to be an inspiration to all of us," contends Naughton, "particularly because of what he has done with his success. He has channeled it into ways that get other people to put out for all these different wonderful charitable organizations that he has begun. He winds up teaching us how to be charitable, and that truly is a genuine gift."