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Nashville's Grammy-nominated, accordion-playing LynnMarie Rink "Wraps Your Heart Around It," her new solo show at Garry Marshall's Falcon Theatre in Burbank.
Latino Theater Alliance/LA's soulful "Encuentro 2013," a major exploration of Latino theater in Los Angeles.
A grittier, edgier "Judas Iscariot" remount comes to Hollywood, courtesy of producer Dee Smith and Zombie Joe's Josh T. Ryan.
Doing it her way: Christina Cigala explores surrogate fatherhood, love, sex, grief and letting go in her new play, "Pack Up the Moon" at Hollywood's Lounge Theatre.
Classics galore: A mighty Macbeth from Independent Shakespeare, an awesome Alcestis from Boston Court and Critical Mass, Shakespeare Center's Midsummer, Theatricum's Shrew, more.
Art Shulman's play Rebecca's Gamble, a stage adaptation of a Robert Begam book that examines the legal issues of cryonics, asks audience members to render a verdict.
The musical Sunset Boulevard is set in LA and was introduced to America in LA, then vanished for a while. Now it's at Long Beach's Musical Theatre West, with Larry Raben directing Valerie Pe…
The LA-born Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is now at Chance Theater in Anaheim, where director Kari Hayter is balancing the Jackson the democrat with Jackson the racist.
Previously on a financial brink, Colony Theatre schedules a new season...where Reprise might have gone...Jason Delane on One Night in Miami...the curse of the Majestic Theatre...
Playing the only two characters in I Do! I Do! is a challenge, say Davis Gaines and Vicki Lewis, who are "do"-ing the revival at Laguna Playhouse.
Dr. Faustus, I presume? Steven Sabel has deleted some of Marlowe's scenes and added some of his own to make Faustus more contemporary, at Archway Theatre.
Wyatt Fenner's Puck for the Shakespeare Center is only the latest chapter in his Puck-like travels through LA's theatrical landscape.
Downtown Repertory Theater uses the historic Pico House for its productions, such as the current and rarely-see Dido Queen of Carthage by Marlowe.
Trey Nichols' Fathers at a Game, originally produced by Moving Arts in 1995, received a second life via the Hollywood Fringe and the Best of Fringe extensions.
Tom Fontana's endless squabbles with his brother inspired him to write The Resurrection of the Ants, a satire in a production upstairs at the Hayworth.
Three current productions draw on interesting moments, places or people from Greater LA: Bronzeville at LATC, revolver at Celebration Theatre, and Sweet Karma at Grove Theater Center.
The LA Stage Alliance offices will be closed today and tomorrow in celebration of the Fourth of July holiday. Wishing everyone a festive day filled with friends and family, patriotic parades…
Absolutely Filthy named Top of Fringe in Hollywood festival awards ceremony...Theatre 40's next season...Theatricum's Poets' Gathering...Egan/Musart Theatre...
Sound designer Drew Dalzell, music director Darryl Archibald and composer John Ballinger discussed the "aural life" of theater at an LA STAGE Talks event..
Shakespeare specialist Louis Fantasia has instead opted for a Goldoni play, Trouble in Chiozza, for this year's Classical Theatre Lab production in a West Hollywood park.
A look at some of the shows about women on LA stages -- The Judy Show, Heart Song, Opheliamachine, Hungry Woman and others.
Pacific Resident Theatre artistic director Marilyn Fox and Dana Jackson collaborate on the company's revival of Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge, featuring PRT actor/playwrigfht Vince …
Nancy Keystone's Critical Mass Performance Group brings the premiere of its adaptation of Euripides' Alcestis to Theatre @ Boston Court.
Drina Durazo is fond of Feydeau and relishes the opportunity to direct his Hotel Paradiso for Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre.
Reprise is kaput...Open Fist is on the move...Kirk Douglas Theatre and Ojai Playwrights Conference announce new seasons...
