1,324 stories by "Charles McNulty"
The Broadway production, which combines '80s hits with a 16th century pastoral romance, is freshly re-conceived at Pasadena Playhouse.
Playwrights' Arena and Skylight Theatre Company present the world premiere of Inda Craig-Galván's 'A Hit Dog Will Holler.'
Lucy Kirkwood's Tony-nominated play arrives at the Fountain Theatre for its Los Angeles premiere.
Now receiving its world premiere at Echo Theater Co., Chiara Atik's production offers a drolly modern take on the life of St. Clare of Assisi.
Now streaming on Center Theatre Group's website, this cinematic reimagining of the troupe's play offers a history lesson to a too-forgetful Los Angeles.
The Ron Sossi-directed revival of the avant-garde production returns after the pandemic cut it short.
A professor's recent showing of Laurence Olivier's offensive "Othello" prompts a heated " and necessary " conversation.
The new solo play written by Richard Greenberg ("Take Me Out," "Three Days of Rain") and starring David Ivers has insights, but also two big problems.
A review of Jennifer Holliday's concert 'Here's To Life' at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Jeremy O. Harris threatens to pull "Slave Play" from the Mark Taper Forum in solidarity with female playwrights noting the lack of representation.
"Diana: The Musical," about the ill-starred royal marriage, is streaming ahead of its Broadway opening. There's a reason for that.
Puzzle master David Kwong turns brain twisters into live theater with his show "The Enigmatist," at the Geffen in Westwood.
"Moulin Rouge!" takes home 10 Tonys, but Broadway as a whole emerges as the big winner at the pandemic-postponed awards.
Written and directed by Hagai Levi and starring Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain, this version left our critic dreading, not relishing, each episode.
Ben Platt reprises his Tony-winning performance in the movie adaptation of 'Dear Evan Hansen.'
The comical Troubadour troupe mashes up Liza Minnelli song and dance with the classic Greek political farce about women on a sex strike.
The hit Broadway musical 'Come From Away,' premiering on Apple TV+, is a stirring way to mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
After 17 months, our critic heads back indoors for the reopening of "Hamilton" in Hollywood. The experience is not entirely what he expected.
Playwright Luis Alfaro, newly appointed associate artistic director of Center Theatre Group, has a powerful vision for the theater.
Dominique Morisseau, the Go-Go's musical, a Liza Minnelli-Aristophanes mashup and " at long last " "The Band's Visit": your guide to the new season.
Laura Osnes' exit from a show because of COVID-19 vaccination rules divides Twitter, but critic Charles McNulty says there should be no debate. Just get vaccinated.
Most critics don't enjoy being criticized. But sometimes an angry email isn't so much an artistic quarrel as an appeal to something more human.
Outdoor productions of "Julius Caesar" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" kick off Theatricum Botanicum's return in Topanga.
David Thewlis and Daniel Mays lead the Old Vic's "The Dumb Waiter," which lampoons blind faith in authoritarian power.
Artistic director Chris Fields spills the secrets of Echo Theater Company's success as it marks a milestone anniversary with 25 alumni performing 25 monologues by 25 alumni playwrights.
