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Choreographers Morgan Thorson and Meg Wolfe don't know each other well, but that's changing as they explore getting to know each other in The Other Thing, part of REDCAT's NOW Festival.
McKerrin Kelly staged Brendan at Theatre Banshee and is also directing The Arctic Circle, opening later this month. She also acts, does voiceovers and runs a fitness business. It's a balanci…
Keaton Talmadge discusses the genesis of her Define: different, her solo show that was given an extended run after the Hollywood Fringe Festival.
Musical Theatre West's new season...No more theater in Downey Civic season...A new name for the Pantages?...Francesco Vitali's brief moment as Hamlet...
At age 16, Valerie Rose Lohman is playing Anne Frank -- only three months after she played Mary Phagan in Parade, another production about severe anti-semitism.
Snapshot interviews of Alice Tuan, Jiehae Park, Lucy Alibar and Laura Schellhardt, whose plays are being developed at Ojai Playwrights Conference next week.
Director Deena Selenow discusses Toxikos, her mash-up of Sophocles' Philoctetes and Britney Spears' "Toxic," in the works at REDCAT's NOW festival.
Five small bits for your LA arts fix. ARTS RESEARCH The brilliant minds at the Dance Resource Center ...Continue Reading
Allison Bibicoff treated Tanglin' Hearts as an almost new script, as she directed Theatre 40's return of the unpublished country-western musical, based on As You Like It, 19 years after the …
Why did the LA Times fail to cover LA's first 21st century appearance of the set-in-LA musical Sunset Boulevard? Plus looks at three smaller musicals.
In the developing Actress Fury, at REDCAT, Jennie Mary Tai Liu ponders why actresses sometimes feel shame about the public displays of emotion they're paid to create.
Eve Gordon, opening in Shem Bitterman's Open House at the Skylight, has played roles ranging from Marilyn Monroe to the pub proprietor in Peace in Our Time.
LATC's fall season...Foundations assist in big new programs at CTG, SCR...the next Book of Mormon run in LA expands...Theatre 40's The Manor...the theater known as Wilshire or Saban...
Mecca Vazie Andrews writes about her mapping of Molly Maps Erratic, which is part of REDCAT's NOW festival.
Brooke Shields makes her stage directorial debut with Chicago, at the 17,000-seat Hollywood Bowl. She previously performed in the Broadway revival.
LA circus artist and impresario Stefan Haves has created Cirque-a-Palooza, a circus/variety festival for the Pasadena Playhouse.
Tyler Matthew Oyer reflects on his journey from performance to images and back as he prepares 100 Years of Noise: Beyoncé is ready to receive you now, for the REDCAT New Original Works Fest…
On the opening night of Bruce Norris' "Parallelogram" at the Mark Taper Forum, Connie chats with director Anna D. Shapiro, Steppenwolf's Jeff Perry, CSI's Marg Helgenberger and more.
Brad T Gottfred ("The Movie Hero") wrote his way out of relationship insanity and brings the result--Women Are Crazy Because Men Are A**Holes--to West Hollywood.
Of the five plays in the 2013 Contemporary American Theater Festival in West Virginia, two are set in LA and a third has an LA scene.
A world transformed: Christine Marie's railroad-inspired, 3D stereoscopic shadow theater work, 4TRAINS (selected scenes from Signaling Arcana), at REDCAT NOW Fest.
Legally Blonde: The Musical is a dog's life, and that's a good thing--just ask Frankie, the show's four-legged star (and his trainer, William Berloni).
A family affair: Ellen Geer's Merlin melds Arthurian wizardry and 40 years of theater-making at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum.
REDCAT's eclectic 10th annual New Original Works Fest...Michael Bateman named A Noise Within General Manager...Josefina Lopez's Trio Los Machos returns...
Ron House and Alan Shearman return to their madcap roots with a revival of their first hit comedy, "El Grande de Coca-Cola," at Ruskin Group Theatre in LA.
