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351 stories from LA Weekly

Dane Cook Talks About Playing a German Writer Who Loves Pigeons in The Producers at the Hollywood Bowl

Dane Cook with Jessica Alba in the movie Good Luck ChuckHis 2005 platinum-selling album, Retaliation, was the most successful comedy bow since Steve Martin's 1978 classic, A Wild and Crazy G…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on July 24, 2012

How David Melville Survived One of the Craziest Onstage Line Flubs of All Time

Grettel Cortes PhotographyDavid Melville, right, with co-star Joseph CullitonAudiences arrive at Independent Shakespeare Company's summer shows in much the same way they might arrive at the …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:41pm on July 23, 2012

Occupy, The Musical? Mr. Satan Goes to Wall Street Gets L.A. Reading

Howie StierChairman Barnes (as Satan, left) and Stephen Simon (as Larry Summers) in a reading by Sacred Fools theater companyA highly ambitious theater performance dropped Wednesday night in…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:46pm on July 20, 2012

Brooke Shields and Richard Chamberlain and Beautiful Lighting Can't Save The Exorcist, Plus the Latest New Theater Reviews

Michael Lamont"The Exorcist" at the Geffen PlayhouseThe Hollywood Fringe Festival continues through August in an extended program, The Best of Hollywood Fringe, sponsored by a trio local the…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 9:28pm on July 18, 2012

Summer Shakespeare Smackdown in NoHo: Respectable vs. Radical

Michelle PullmanZJU's Rafael Goldstein & Antaeus' Rob Nagle go mano-a-mano. Why the works of William Shakespeare should be associated with the summer months is anyone's guess. Beyond having…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on July 13, 2012

Rafael Goldstein's "jangled, dangerous Hamlet", The Return of Frank's Wild Lunch, and All the Latest New Theater Reviews

Zombie Joe"Hamlet," at Zombie Joe's UndergroundAfter a too long hiatus, Kyle T. Wilson has resuscitated his thoughtful blog on arts, culture and politics, Frank's Wild Lunch,  with a re…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:56pm on July 11, 2012

Why cARTel's 'Family Forest' Theatrical Event Is L.A.'s Best Third Date Idea

Raymond LiucARTel's "Family Forest" at the Hayworth Theater So you've been on a couple dates and you're digging this chick/dude's vibe. You've done drinks. You've done dinner. Now it's tim…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on July 6, 2012

Earthbound Is a Rare Sci-Fi Musical That Actually Works, says Bill Raden; Plus all the Holiday Weekend's New Theater Reviews by Steven Leigh Morris

Critic Bill Raden was struck by both a new sci-fi musical Earthbound, this week's Pick of the Week, as well as by the intensity of a production of Stephen Belber's Tape, set in a motel roo…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 7:06pm on July 4, 2012

A String of GOs in This Week's New Theater Reviews, Plus a Best of Fringe Award

John FlynnTim Cummins and Lisa Pelikan in "The New Electric Ballroom" at Rogue MachineThe third annual Hollywood Fringe festival is now history, and this L.A. Weekly best of award goes to E…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 6:09pm on June 27, 2012

Does Madea's Witness Protection Mark the Mainstreaming of Tyler Perry's Iconic Character?

For many, especially black people who see in her a mockery of our own grandmothers, Tyler Perry's Madea is little more than a mammy -- an insult to the matriarchal community figure that Perr…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:17pm on June 26, 2012

Rock of Ages: How Could the Sunset Strip Movie Be Filmed in Miami? Director Adam Shankman Explains

MiamiShe's just a small-town girl, motoring her way across the country. When her bus pulls up on the Sunset Strip and she steps onto the sidewalk, the Los Angeles lights flash across her fac…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:00pm on June 15, 2012

Rock of Ages Review: Why Hair Metal Is 'Bone Stupid, Creatively Bankrupt, Morally Debased Pop Trash'

Yes, that's Tom CruiseRock of Ages, a new star-clogged pop-musical diversion, is a cinematic event. It's not every day, after all, that you get to see two great American traditions--guitar/b…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:37pm on June 14, 2012

Why Clybourne Park Is Overrated

Craig SchwartzChristina Kirk and Frank Wood in the first act of Clybourne Park I have a dirty theater secret: I thought Clybourne Park was pretty good. As in merely pretty good. As opposed t…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:54pm on June 12, 2012

An Astral Dick, Some Hair and a Compleat Female Stage Beauty in This Week's New Theater Reviews.

Michael Burr"Refugee Nation" A three-person series of sketches about Laotians in America, Regugee Nation is this week's Pick. Click here for all New Stage Reviews, or go to the jump. Also…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:46pm on June 6, 2012

Mike & Molly Creator Mark Roberts Has Three (Yes, Three) Plays This Summer

John FlynnPlaywright Mark Roberts (left) with his director Mark L. Taylor of Where the Great Ones RunMark Roberts has worn a lot of hats during his thirty years in the entertainment industry…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on June 4, 2012

Lily Tomlin on Apps, Zuckerberg, and Her Mad Men Past by Libby Molyneaux

Lily TomlinWho said, "I personally think we developed language because of our deep need to complain." If you answered "Lily Tomlin," you win a trip to Beverly Hills for the Paley Center ret

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:00pm on June 1, 2012

Five Cheap Ways You Can Support Your Favorite Artists

Nichole O'Connor The Post-It Show at GR2 offers pieces from well-known artist for $20. Art shouldn't be intimidating, but when you walk into a gallery and note that even the low priced items…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:50pm on May 31, 2012

French Stewart as Buster Keaton, back in L.A. in Vanessa Claire Stewart's Stoneface, Plus All Latest New Theater Reviews

Ed KriegerTony Abatemarco's "Beautified" Tony Abatemarco's family drama, Beautified at Hollywood's Skylight Theatre is this week's Pick of the Week. Recommendations include  Jeffrey H…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:15pm on May 30, 2012

Jay McAdams and Debbie Devine: Theater Without Taboos

Kevin ScanlonTwo of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2012 issue. Check out our entire People 2012 issue here. On a Saturday night last year, 99 theatergoers sat in…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:24pm on May 29, 2012

Bette Davis and Joan Crawford in Bitchslap!; Patty Duke and Patty Hearst in Patty: The Revival and All the Latest New Theater Reviews

John Dlugolecki"The Learned Ladies" Moliere's The Learned Ladies is this week's Pick. Nods also for Patrick Kennelly's musical mash up of Patty Hearst and Patty Duke: Patty, The Revival, …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:19am on May 23, 2012

Sideways Becomes a Play: Writer Rex Pickett on How He Adapted It

Agnes MagyariCloe Kromwell (as Terra), John Colella (as Miles, the Paul Giamatti role in the film), Jonathan Bray (as Jack, the Thomas Haden Church role), and Julia McIlvaine (as Maya, the V…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:00pm on May 18, 2012

Mona Golabek, in The Pianist of Willesden Lane, The Kennedy Center's Follies, and the Latest New Theater Reviews

Craig SchwartzRon Raines in "Follies," now at the AhmansonRapturous reviews this week for pianist Mona Golabek in The Pianist of Willesden Lane at the Geffen, and the Kennedy Center's Folli…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:21pm on May 15, 2012

Fellowship!: the musical parody of Lord of the Rings Returns to the Steve Allen Theater, Plus the Latest New Theater Reviews

Carla Fallberg"Hanging On -- Letting Go" at the Fremont Centre TheatreBryan Harnetiaux's new play, Holding On -- Letting Go is difficult to watch for the way it captures the realistic agonie…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:36pm on May 8, 2012

Is L.A. Theater Criticism Dead? Not So Fast

Katie Gould(Left to right) Terence McFarland, Alice Tuan, Steven Leigh Morris, Frances Baum Nicholson, Deidrie Henry and Don Shirley at L.A. Stage Alliance's recent arts criticism panelOn th…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 8:02pm on May 8, 2012

Judy Holliday, a Gay Mormon Boy, and More New Theater Reviews

Patti BallazEat or Be Eaten in Hollywood: "The Laughing Cow"Jessica Abrams comedy about Hollywood, The Laughing Cow traffics in stereotypes but is nonetheless so delightful, says reviewer R…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:22pm on May 2, 2012
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