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1,854 stories from LA STAGE Times

Thinking Inside " and Outside " the Big Box (Offices) by Rachel Fain

The box offices at some of LA's bigger theaters are beehives of activity. In interviews with box office employees at the Geffen Playhouse, A Noise Within, Pasadena Playhouse and Center Theat…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:45pm on September 11, 2012☆⚑

How to Make a Romantic Triangle Ring and Resonate by Don Shirley

Plays about middle-aged spouses and younger lovers are so common that a playwright has to do a lot to stand out from the crowd. Look at Euripides' Helen, as adapted by Nick Salamone for Gett…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 7:49pm on September 10, 2012☆⚑

East West Players Encounters Navarasa Dance Theater by Patricia Foster Rye

East West Players imports the Massachusetts-based but India-inpired Navarasa Dance Theater to open its 47th season, presenting an Encounter with an indigenous woman's struggle against milita…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:27pm on September 10, 2012☆⚑

Shannon Warne on Stage Nudity and Vocal Cords by Steve Julian

Unlike her male colleagues in The Full Monty, Shannon Warne won't have to take off all her clothes for her role in Third Street Theatre's revival. But she had to do so in Camelot at Pasadena…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 7:59pm on September 7, 2012☆⚑

Her Odyssey From Edinburgh to…the Odyssey by Natalie Sutherland

Natalie Sutherland left Scotland more than a decade ago to act in LA, feeling like Dorothy going to Oz. In this analogy, her wizard was Odyssey artistic director Ron Sossi -- who, thanks to …

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 3:09pm on September 7, 2012☆⚑

From "Patient Slaps Therapist" to Bellflower Sessions by Andy Bloch

Andy Bloch contends that The Bellflower Sessions, his tale of a stormy relationship between a patient and a therapist, reflects broader themes, such as "the emasculation of America's economy…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:00pm on September 7, 2012☆⚑

LA STAGE INSIDER by Julio Martinez

Ovation Award nominations announced next Tuesday...Tribute to Joan Stein on Oct. 8...Glaudini moves from MTW to Moonlight...City Garage opens a new space at Bergamot and a new play by Mee...…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 7:00pm on September 6, 2012☆⚑

Trying to Shear Laughs From Lambs in Musical Silence! by Amy Tofte

Brothers Jon and Al Kaplan moved to LA to become film composers. But they've achieved their greatest fame with Silence! The Musical, a YouTube-generated stage parody of the movie Silence of …

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 5:00pm on September 6, 2012☆⚑

The Revue Goes 'Round Into Book Musical Territory by Robert Marra

Robert Marra became more excited about his assignment from Actors Co-op to stage a revival of The World Goes 'Round not only after he lived with the Kander and Ebb music for a while but also…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:52pm on September 6, 2012☆⚑

Getty's Helen Was the Toast of 1963 Tinseltown by Deborah Behrens

Helen was hot in early '60s Hollywood. Then this beautiful woman, normally associated with Troy, was spirited away to exile while a phantom Helen wrecked havoc in her place. In this way, ada…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 6:05pm on September 5, 2012☆⚑

LA County Arts Commission Announces Application Workshops for Its Organizational Grant Program (OGP) by LA Stage Alliance

Applicants for funding from Los Angeles County Arts Commission's Organizational Grant Program can attend seven free workshops that are designed to improve the applications, scheduled for Sep…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 5:44pm on September 5, 2012☆⚑

Theatricum Tries On David Gow's Cherry Docs by Julio Martinez

David Gow had no idea that his Cherry Docs would receive a hundred productions -- the most recent of which opens Thursday at Theatricum Botanicum. Considering that it's about a skinhead accu…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 1:46pm on September 5, 2012☆⚑

ISC Hits the Bigtime. The Importance of Concepts in Outdoor Shakespeare. by Don Shirley

Independent Shakespeare Company attracted more than 2800 theatergoers to Griffith Park last Sunday and nearly 38,000 to its summer season. Its last production, Comedy of Errors, featured a m…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 8:18pm on September 4, 2012☆⚑

Masking the Words in André & Dorine's Alzheimer's Tale by Inaki Rikarte

Iñaki Rikarte had to learn how to direct with masks but without words for André & Dorine, from the Spanish Basque Country-based Kulunka Teatro. The three-actor production, about a ma…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 5:00pm on September 4, 2012☆⚑

A Night at the (Tar Pits) Museum With Chalk Rep by Amy Tofte

Chalk Rep's Flash Festival will present 15 new 10-minue plays -- five in each of three weekends -- in site-specific locations within the George Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits. Audiences…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 1:00pm on September 4, 2012☆⚑

Happy Labor Day from LASA by LA Stage Alliance

The LA STAGE Alliance offices will be closed today to celebrate the Labor Day holiday. Everyone returns tomorrow to help launch the exciting fall theatrical season kicking off this week!

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:00pm on September 3, 2012☆⚑

Our Top 10 Most-Read Summer Stories by LA Stage Alliance

Heading into Labor Day Weekend, here's something to take along to the beach:  the top 10, most-read LA STAGE Times columns, features and First Persons of the summer. READ MORE

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 4:32pm on August 31, 2012☆⚑

LA STAGE INSIDER by Julio Martinez

Downey Civic Light Opera appears doomed after the current season...Steven Glaudini appears to be leaving Musical Theatre West...The attempted extension of Deathtrap falls into a...deathtrap.…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 7:10pm on August 30, 2012☆⚑

Taking LA STAGE Alliance on the Road by Terence McFarland

After nearly 25 years in offices in downtown LA's  old Engine Co. 28, LA STAGE Alliance is on the move -- to temporary quarters within the LA County Arts Commission offices on Wilshire Bl…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 6:24pm on August 30, 2012☆⚑

Searching for Breadcrumbs in The City by Matthew McCray

When Matthew McCray first read Martin Crimp's The City in 2008, he couldn't make much sense of it. Now he's directing the US premiere for Son of Semele, and he writes about how he approached…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:00pm on August 29, 2012☆⚑

Trying to Remember With The Fantasticks by Charlie Mount

Charlie Mount's first encounters with The Fantasticks weren't especially memorable. But now, in middle age, he realizes that the musical "suddenly makes more sense". He has re-imagined its s…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:27pm on August 28, 2012☆⚑

CTG's LA Content Continues Its Disappearing Act…And Critic Turns Performer in CTG's Elephant Room by Don Shirley

CTG not only almost entirely avoids LA in its upcoming season at its three venues, but a reference to its devotion to LA content that used to be on the CTG website is now missing -- even tho…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 3:55pm on August 27, 2012☆⚑

Three Men Walk Into an Elephant Room. Or Is It Six? by Larry Pontius

The creators of Elephant Room -- Steve Cuiffo, Geoff Sobelle and Trey Lyford -- assume their fictional identities during an interview about the magic-themed production, which arrives in LA S…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 4:32pm on August 24, 2012☆⚑

Exploring Under the Desert, Via Nova Scotia by Sean Thomas

Sean Thomas has made some big choices in life -- leaving Nova Scotia for Hollywood, returning home, returning to Hollywood. Now he feels he has found the right play to explore what he has le…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 2:12pm on August 24, 2012☆⚑

LA STAGE INSIDER by Julio Martinez

The Mark Taper Forum and International City Theatre 2013 seasons are announced...Cornerstone gets a $50,000 grant...VS. Theatre will take over the former Black Dahlia space...Dave Barton dis…

SOURCE: LA STAGE Times at 8:17pm on August 23, 2012☆⚑
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