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The Awful Grace of GodReviewed by Katie BuennekeGo the Distance Productions at The Other Space @ The Actors CompanyThrough May 28 For a man who's spent the better part of the last decade act…
Kiss Reviewed by Neal Weaver Odyssey Theatre Ensemble Through June 18 Chilean playwright Guillermo Calderón sets his play in the apartment of a young woman named Hadeel (Kristin Couture),…
Pericles Reviewed by Terry Morgan Porters of Hellsgate Through June 4th RECOMMENDED As a theatre critic, I've reviewed a lot of Shakespeare's plays, but this is the first time I've seen …
The Foreigner Reviewed by Paul Birchall Santa Monica Repertory Theater at Miles Memorial Playhouse Through May 20 Larry Shue is one of those playwrights who belongs in the "what might have b…
Dr. Du Bois and Miss Ovington Reviewed by Martin Hernandez The Robey Theatre Company at the Los Angeles Theatre Center Through May 21 Author of such seminal works as The Souls of Black Folks…
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That night made me realize what we've been fighting for, as a community. Our humanity. Sometimes blood vessels burst when we all least expect it. How we respond defines who we are.
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Macbeth: RevisitedReviewed by Martin HernandezThe Second Stage at Sacred Fools TheatreThrough May 13 Actor/director Jack Stehlin's ambitious yet bare-boned take on William Shakespeare's tale…
Lone StarReviewed by Neal WeaverZephyr TheatreThrough May 7 In James McClure's one-act comedy, three men hang out in the parking lot at Angel's Bar in Maynard Texas in 1981. Roy (Christopher…
Farragut NorthReviewed by Dana MartinThe Odyssey TheatreThrough May 21stFarragut North, named after a D.C. metro stop peppered with political failures and has-beens, slugs its way through th…
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MarthaReviewed by Neal WeaverWhitefire TheatreThrough May 28 RECOMMENDEDModern dancer and choreographer Martha Graham has become an almost mythical figure. She was remarkably prolific, creat…
SUPPERReviewed by Lovell Estell IIITheatre of NOTEThrough May 20RECOMMENDEDThe clan on display in Phinneas Kiyomura's bleak comedy brings to mind that familiar adage of Tolstoy's about unhap…
A Doll's House, Part 2  Reviewed by Terry Morgan South Coast Repertory Through April 30th  RECOMMENDED  One of the most intriguing uses of art is aÂ�…
Man of La ManchaReviewed by Katie BuennekeA Noise WithinThrough May 21Miguel de Cervantes wrote Don Quixote, a story about a man who famously tilts at windmills, over 400 years ago. Three hu…
Ah, Wilderness!Reviewed by Dana Martin A Noise Within Through May 20thEugene O'Neill's singular and hastily written comedy, Ah, Wilderness! narrows its focus on the idealized boyhood O'Neill…
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"When he came out everybody was yelling "Rudi, Rudi, Rudi!" As he passed me I said quietly, 'Mr. Nureyev.' He stopped and said 'Yes?' I don't remember the details, but I assume I reminded hi…
