Theatre The Thin Place Is Thick with Ideas By David Sheward on January 1, 2020 Hot new playwright Lucas Hnath takes a great risk by naming his latest play The Thin... Read more →
MusicTheatre Down and Out in Idaho and Ireland By David Sheward on January 1, 2020 Crushing economic forces devastate two communities in a pair of Off-Broadway productions.... Read more →
FilmMusicTheatre “Love Actually Live” Delights for an Encore Run at the Wallis By Steve Gottfried on December 19, 2019 “Love Actually Live” returns to the Wallis Center for the Performing Arts for a... Read more →
MusicTheatre Overstuffed: Pill, Halfway Bitches, Bright Room By David Sheward on December 11, 2019 Jagged Little Pill is a jagged little musical, sometimes smooth, sometimes sharp,... Read more →
DanceMusicTheatre Cue the homoerotic swans By R. Daniel Foster on December 11, 2019 When the Ahmanson Theatre presented the U.S. premiere of Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake in... Read more →
Theatre Hailing the Latest Jitney By Sylvie Drake on December 4, 2019 Decades ago, I sat in a room at the Rockefeller Foundation as a few of us, chosen from... Read more →
Theatre Gays Across the Decades: Inheritance, Young Man By David Sheward on December 4, 2019 Every generation or so since the late 1960s, a new play encapsulating the gay experience... Read more →
OUR WORLDTheatre Eight Deliver Seven By Sylvie Drake on December 4, 2019 First, an explanation. Seven is a documentary play that has “made the rounds.” It... Read more →
Theatre 1 A Thanksgiving Celebration of Another Sort By Sylvie Drake on November 27, 2019 On this Thanksgiving Day, when most theatres are dark in honor of this favorite holiday,... Read more →
FilmTheatre R.I.P John Simon By Jerry Kavanagh on November 27, 2019 My friend and former colleague John Simon passed away Sunday night (November 24) at the... Read more →
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