"Side Man" is filled with such subtly rendered, telling exchanges.

The play was "Side Man," and the rest is theater history.

"Side Man" is not only a new play but also something of an original.

"Side Man" is an engrossing play without being entirely satisfatory.

In the context of "Side Man," that's a fate worse than death, but it's also a living.

He cast his eye around and landed on "Side Man."

He was also a producer of "Side Man," which ran on Broadway in 1998 and 1999.

"Side Man," about one man's obsession with jazz and its effects on his family and friends, had been taking in about $160,000 a week.

They were just what "Side Man" had been waiting for - or hanging by a thread for.

For evidence of how actors, given time and devotion, can grow in their roles, look no further than "Side Man."