FocusTheatre Two Plays By Sylvie Drake on October 18, 2018 Currently on Southern California stages, two plays offer intriguing if imperfect takes on... Read more →
LiteratureMain PostsTheatre Rosencrantz & Guildenstern, Alive & Well In Pasadena By Sylvie Drake on October 18, 2018 Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead— or R&G for short — is... Read more →
Theatre Stage and Snooker: Bernhardt/Hamlet and The Nap By David Sheward on October 10, 2018 The fall Broadway season opens with two new plays centered on an incomparable artist... Read more →
ArtMusicTheatre The Secret City Returns to LA By Cultural Weekly on October 10, 2018 The Secret City, the Obie Award-winning arts organization that presents community... Read more →
Theatre Hot Stuff By Sylvie Drake on October 10, 2018 This past Saturday, Rogue Machine opened British playwright Tom Morton-Smith’s hit... Read more →
Theatre Rare Tennessee Williams Sunday Flawed but Moving By David Sheward on October 10, 2018 Even in his minor works, Tennessee Williams tenderly exposed the desperate longings of... Read more →
Theatre The Great Cake Debate Takes Center Stage at the Geffen By Steve Gottfried on October 3, 2018 To bake or not to bake. That is the question explored in Bekah Brunstetter’s timely and... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre Dorian Gray In Shades From A to The By Sylvie Drake on October 3, 2018 There are many ways you can look at a piece of theatre, especially when it openly invites... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre 1 Send In the Clowns! By Sylvie Drake on September 26, 2018 Old Clown Wanted at the Odyssey Theatre is a comic riff that recirculates a bunch of... Read more →
Theatre True Political Drama Uninvolving Despite Edie Falco’s Brilliance By David Sheward on September 26, 2018 The opening moments of Sharr White’s new play The True, presented by The New Group at... Read more →
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