A Hunka Socialism in the Arts Section

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"And while Victoria's Secret is only one of the chain stores at the seaport, making an example of it in the show is part of a larger point by Reverend Billy: the importance of conserving a noncorporate community spirit based on cooperation rather than consumerism....But you will think twice about shopping, once the show is over.

Clay Waters

Theatre critic George Hunka's "A Sermon on Corporations, Neighborhoods and Loss" celebrates a left-wing performance artist for exposing the evils of large corporations. Hunka, of course, is writing this for the New York Times, part of a modest little enterprise known as the New York Times Co., which had revenues of a mere$3.4 billion in 2005.

GeorgeHunka

A Hunka Socialism in the Arts Section