LiteratureTheatre 1 Critical Thanking By Sylvie Drake on November 21, 2018 Susan Loewenberg, the longtime producer of L.A. Theatre Works, interviewed me recently... Read more →
MusicTheatre Updating Icons: Mother of the Maid and King Kong By David Sheward on November 14, 2018 A new play about the mother of an iconic figure (Mother of the Maid) and a musical remake... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre This Valley Wants a Sterner Heart By Sylvie Drake on November 14, 2018 There is so much to love, admire and respect about Luis Valdez, the man who brought an... Read more →
Theatre Paying the Price of Admission By Sylvie Drake on November 7, 2018 With a title like Martyna Majok’s Cost of Living, you can pretty much tell that the... Read more →
MusicTheatre Families in Crisis on and Off-Broadway By David Sheward on October 31, 2018 Families reacting to crises are the fodder for three current productions, one on Broadway... Read more →
Theatre Quack Like a Doc & Laugh Out Loud By Sylvie Drake on October 31, 2018 How many times have you stood in front of a television set and wondered about that... Read more →
Theatre Women and Art: Elaine May and Stockard Channing By David Sheward on October 26, 2018 Mature women involved in the arts and coping with their life decisions are the common... Read more →
Theatre 1 A Musical Look At Scourges of Our Time By Sylvie Drake on October 24, 2018 Sitting through the opening night of Dear Evan Hansen at The Ahmanson Theatre last... Read more →
Theatre Two Plays By Sylvie Drake on October 18, 2018 Currently on Southern California stages, two plays offer intriguing if imperfect takes on... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre 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 →
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