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"Bare", the musical, finally returns to LA, where it received its premiere, but the glory|struck production at the Hayworth occurs in the wake of the death of composer Damon Intrabartol…
Ovation Awards nominees will be announced Sept 16 at Barnsdall Gallery Theatre. The winners will receive trophies on Nov 3 at San Gabriel Mission Playhouse.
Charlie Robinson, a friend of South Coast Rep artistic director Marc Masterson for 45 years, plays Willy Loman in Masterson's mostly African-American "Death of a Salesman."
TV writer Elin Hampton adjusted to writing for theater for "The Bells of West 87th," at Greenway Court Theatre.
Chance Theater moves down the block and expands...Pasadena Playhouse reports bright 2012-13 figures...Theatre Unleashed moves...A look back at Richard Basehart Theatre...
"Prometheus Bound", at Getty Villa, offers a 23-foot steel wheel, a new translation by Joel Agee, and a chance to explore one of the world's first plays, notes director Travis Preston.
Five small bits for your LA arts fix.
Joyce Carol Oates' short play "Tone Clusters" receives its West Coast premiere at Theatricum Botanicum, featuring Alan Blumenfeld and Katherine James, plus four Oates monologues.
Joe Orrach boxes, dances, talks about his Boriqua upbringing in New York and his troubled relationship with his father. Add a jazz trio, and you get "In My Corner" at the Odyssey.
Applications for Los Angeles County Arts Commission's 2014-15 organizational grants are approaching in the next two months. New applicants are required to attend one of seven workshops.
Gertrude Stein, writing about the transformation of the site of her previously pastoral childhood home, coined the phrase ...Continue Reading
An evening of laughter with old friends -- and a bout with cancer -- inspired Carlo Allen to write "The New Situation," at Promenade Playhouse.
French clown master Philippe Gaulier teeaches in LA for the first time, sponsored by the Clown School and Fixt Point at Inner-City Arts. His students will put on a show.
William Stanford Davis directed a workshop version of John Henry Redwood's "The Old Settler" in 2009 and now stages a full production of it at Pico Playhouse.
New seasons for the Mark Taper Forum and 24 STreet Theatre...Deaf West tackles "Flowers for Algernon" at the Whitefire...Rmembering the Golden Theatre...
One of British actor James Warwick's first jobs as a director was Bruce Graham's Death Row drama "Coyote on a Fence." Now he returns to it at Theatre of Arts in Hollywood.
Here comes the second edition of Radar L.A., the international arts festival to take place in late September in LA and Culver City. Its curators and two of its performers speak.
"Hamlet", opening soon at the Odyssey Theatre, is expected to be the final production of Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company, say Lisa Wolpe and Natsuko Ohama.
A second production of Samantha Macher's "The Arctic Circle" was stymied -- perhaps because the playwright and the protagonist are both female? Now it's a nearly all-female project.
The LA Times proclaims a vogue for Macbeth but ignores LA's Macbeths. In the Next Room and Rapture Blister Burn examine characters named Catherine from more than a century apart.
Online crowd-funders such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo can help pay for nonprofit theatrical productions, says some of the LA companies that have used them.
John Logan's "Red," last seen in LA at the Taper with its original star Alfred Molina, is revived by International City Theatre with Tony Abatemarco as Mark Rothko and Patrick Stafford as hi…
New seasons are announced for LA Theatre Works, CalRep and Native Voices. A glance back at the Golden Mall Playhouse in Burbank.
The Production Company returns to the Valley with the LA premiere of Sarah Ruhl's "In the Next Room, or the Vibrator Play," featuring Joanna Strapp and Michael Oosterom.
Center Theatre Group receives a a $50,000 grant to conduct a series of workshops in its costume shop and warehouse in East LA.
