Main PostsTheatre Suzan-Lori Parks and Michael Moore Speak Truth to Power By David Sheward on September 20, 2017 As the last millennium ended, when Suzan-Lori Parks penned her Red Letter Plays, two... Read more →
Theatre Uneven Shore-Line Off-Broadway By David Sheward on September 13, 2017 British playwright Simon Stephens is best known on these shores for his Tony-winning... Read more →
Theatre 1 Following Darkness Like a Dream By Joanna Chen on September 13, 2017 William Shakespeare would likely have approved of a recent production I saw of A... Read more →
Theatre Prince of Broadway Doesn’t Quite Add Up By David Sheward on August 30, 2017 No one can deny the incredible track record of Harold Prince, the winner of a record 21... Read more →
ArtFilmLifestyleTheatreTV + Web 1 Labor and Creativity By Adam Leipzig on August 30, 2017 My first job in any creative pursuit was in IATSE Local 44. IATSE is the labor union that... Read more →
Theatre 1 Two From PRT By Sylvie Drake on August 16, 2017 Pacific Resident Theatre (PRT) is never shy about taking on large or controversial... Read more →
Theatre A Curious Incident, As Thoughtful As It Is Offbeat By Sylvie Drake on August 9, 2017 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at The Ahmanson Theatre invites such an... Read more →
Theatre Rewinding and Fast-Forwarding Life in A Parallelogram By David Sheward on August 9, 2017 Bruce Norris’ A Parallelogram, now at Second Stage Theater after productions at... Read more →
Theatre 3 The Cake Rises, Partway By Sylvie Drake on August 2, 2017 Sometimes you get lucky. This happens when events beyond your control unexpectedly... Read more →
Theatre Senior Moments: Midsummer Night’s Dream and Singing Beach By David Sheward on August 2, 2017 An elderly woman in a nightgown slowly walks across the back of the stage like a ghost in... Read more →
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