Choreographer Erika Chong Shuch has traded the fog of her San Francisco home base for... Read more →

Performing a Harold Pinter play is a delicate balance to borrow a phrase from the... Read more →

The Roots and Wings Project returns to DTLA, joining forces with the California Arts... Read more →

Is your soul for sale? And if so, what thing of value would you sell it for? Wealth?... Read more →

A play with as enticing a title as the one-word Witch is hard to pass up and this season... Read more →

There’s what happened, and what we remember. There’s what we remember and the story... Read more →

At first I knew nothing at all. But I studied the ways of men and slowly I learned: how... Read more →

“You have to go over the top to see what’s on the other side.” So says one of the... Read more →

Many of Shakespeare’s comedies are, if not the food of love, then certainly the fuel of... Read more →

One-person pieces are often the hardest type of theater to bring off. Live stage work... Read more →