Talk Radio, a play by Eric Bogosian at the Longacre Theatre, starring Liev Schreiber. "Talk Radio" is indeed all talk, and no substance. Not even the superlative performance of Liev Schreiber, one of the most talented actors of this or any other generation, can make this play remotely interesting. "Talk Radio" is tedious and dated from first to last, with embarrassingly clunky monologues of supporting actors (all of whom are under drawn and uninteresting), and even Schreiber's climatic scene, played with electrifying skill wasn't enough to make the evening worthwhile for us. We had an awful commute into the city of nearly 3 hours by bus. This bummer gets a C- and is only that high for Schreiber. Because Schreiber is so compelling, the play is OK as a last minute theater jaunt if you're already in the city, but for the suffering commuter, anything less than a B- is a failing grade in our Broadway Bridge and Tunnel Test. C-