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Review: In 'Hir,' Taylor Mac uses a family drama to depict a changing America by Daryl H. Miller

Taylor Mac knows how to throw down a challenge. Visiting L.A. last year with the music party/drag extravaganzas "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music" and "Holiday Sauce," the New York-based…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:29pm on May 6, 2019

Billy Elliot, all grown up: The boy who originated the stage role dances into Matthew Bourne's 'Cinderella' by Christina Campodonico

If "Billy Elliot" had a sequel, it might look like the life of Liam Mower. At age 12, Mower won the title role of the original West End production of "Billy Elliot: The Musical" in London. N…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:29pm on May 6, 2019

Review: In 'Smart Love' in Venice, the dysfunctional family heads into sci-fi territory by Philip Brandes

"Smart Love" at Pacific Resident Theatre appears destined to be a garden-variety dysfunctional family portrait, but then Brian Letscher's new comedy unexpectedly pivots into a quirky take on…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:29pm on May 6, 2019

Review: In his 151st role, Plácido Domingo plays the 'wild cat' as old lion by Mark Swed

Plácido Domingo added role No. 151 to his legacy Saturday night. Was this celebrated tenor-baritone-conductor-impresario and all-around operaholic counting all 65 years he has been on the…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:43pm on May 6, 2019

Review: In 'The End of Sex,' a fed-up wife takes a fierce, funny stand by F. Kathleen Foley

"The End of Sex," a new play by Gay Walch at the Big Victory Theatre, commences with the kind of wink-wink, nudge-nudge sexual innuendo that could have been lifted from an episode of "2 Brok…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:48am on May 5, 2019

Review: Why this woman fed hay and water to a baby grand piano outside Disney Hall by Mark Swed

As the sun was going down Thursday night, the steel of Walt Disney Concert Hall reflected the colors of twilight and an oncoming chill in the air added a sense of expectancy. A baby grand pi…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:48am on May 5, 2019

Amber Gray, Tony nominee, on her 'Hadestown' audition from hell by Ashley Lee

When Amber Gray was auditioning for "Hadestown," Anais Mitchell's folk-operatic reimagining of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth, she nearly blew it. The actress, who was making her Broadway deb…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:48am on May 5, 2019

Essential Arts: Making sense of the Tony nominations in an eclectic, erratic season by Carolina A. Miranda

Stirring photography, music inspired by the Silk Road and everything you needed to know about the Tony Award nominations but were afraid to ask. I'm Carolina A. Miranda, staff writer at the …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:48am on May 5, 2019

New in L.A. theater: 'Anna in the Tropics,' 'Crime and Punishment' by Margaret Gray

The Economist recently called disruptive innovation " an idea that changes a whole system " the most influential business theory of the early 21st century. Not to front, but theater people g…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:53pm on May 3, 2019

'What the Constitution Means to Me' will come to L.A.'s Mark Taper Forum in 2020 by Jessica Gelt

"What the Constitution Means to Me," Heidi Schreck's Tony Award-nominated play that has Broadway buzzing, will come to Los Angeles as part of the 2019-20 season lineup at the Mark Taper Foru…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:44am on May 3, 2019

Once imprisoned, now onstage: The new voices of Philip Glass' 'In the Penal Colony' by Makeda Easter

John E. Pizzini's first attempt at college didn't end as planned. At Michigan State University he studied engineering " a path his father pushed him to pursue " and he hated it. About two ye…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:44am on May 3, 2019

Tony nominations sort out an eclectic, erratic season " with mixed results by Charles McNulty

Long story short: It was a strange Broadway season " one in which old formulas proved unreliable and a few long-shot experiments yielded unexpected rewards. Rendering an up or down verdict o…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:15am on May 1, 2019

Aaron Sorkin talks 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and disavowing the white savior role by Charles McNulty

Interior. Restaurant at a Beverly Hills hotel, early March. Music spritzing luxuriously in the background. A publicist finishes her breakfast. In walks a frazzled middle-aged theater critic.…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:14am on May 1, 2019

'Tootsie' turns 1982 gender politics into a post-MeToo musical with 11 Tony nominations by Josh Getlin

There's a game-changing moment early in "Tootsie," the new Broadway musical based on the 1982 film, when an iconic but dated comedy suddenly gets new life " and cultural relevance " in 2019.…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 10:14am on May 1, 2019

Tony nominations sort out an eclectic, erratic season " with mixed results by Charles McNulty

The Tony nominations send a message of support to artists with fresh sensibilities, but occasionally at the expense of worthier work.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 4:49pm on April 30, 2019

Tony Awards nominations 2019: The complete list in every category by Times Staff

The 2019 Tony Awards nominations list is out, led by the musicals "Hadestown" with 14, "Ain't Too Proud " The Life and Times of the Temptations" with 12 and "Tootsie" with 11. Bryan Cranston…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:55pm on April 30, 2019

Tony nominee Laurie Metcalf on the heartbreak of playing Hillary on Broadway by Stuart Miller

Laurie Metcalf has a photo taped on her dressing room door of Hillary Clinton in sunglasses checking her Blackberry. Clinton looks cool, even imperious, but that persona is not in the house …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:55pm on April 30, 2019

Tony Award nominations led by 'Hadestown,' 'Ain't Too Proud' and 'Tootsie' by Ashley Lee

The Tony Award nominations Tuesday were dominated by new musicals and "Hadestown" led the way, the folk-operatic reimagining of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth collecting 14 nods. "Ain't Too P…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:55pm on April 30, 2019

Aaron Sorkin talks 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and disavowing the white savior role by Charles McNulty

The writer gets snubbed Tuesday by the Tony Awards, but his "How to Kill a Mockingbird" does pick up nine nominations " tying "The Ferryman" for the most nods for any play.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 12:02pm on April 30, 2019

Crying in theater: How one play encapsulates our desire to shed tears with strangers by Lisa Fung

Anne Nemer and her best friend from college, Elizabeth Bates, had a pretty good idea of what they were walking into when they attended "Tiny Beautiful Things" at Pasadena Playhouse. The play…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:48am on April 30, 2019

L.A. Drama Critics Circle awards: Antaeus and Celebration lead the way by Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

The Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle celebrated its 50th anniversary Monday at its annual awards ceremony for local theater, held this year at Pasadena Playhouse. Here's the complete list of…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:48pm on April 29, 2019

Is there comedy in death? Playwright José Rivera on the dark twists of 'Nikki Corona' by Margaret Gray

Ask theater director Jo Bonney to describe playwright José Rivera's new work " "The Untranslatable Secrets of Nikki Corona," a world premiere that begins previews Tuesday at the Geffen Play…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:48pm on April 29, 2019

Laurie Metcalf in 'Doll's House, Part 2': An acting marvel in one of the year's best plays by Charles McNulty

"A Doll's House, Part 2," which is receiving its world premiere at South Coast Repertory, had its official opening on Thursday at Broadway's Golden Theatre in a separate production confirmin…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 8:48pm on April 29, 2019

Mark Medoff's 'Children of a Lesser God' brought deaf culture to a bigger stage by David Kurs

I wasn't old enough to see the original 1979 run of "Children of a Lesser God" by Mark Medoff, who died Tuesday at 79. But the 1986 movie and leading actress Marlee Matlin's Oscar win " the …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 6:05pm on April 26, 2019

'Almost Famous' musical to debut at San Diego's Old Globe theater by Ashley Lee

The stage adaptation of "Almost Famous" will make its world premiere at the Old Globe, the theater announced Friday. The musical features a book by Cameron Crowe, who wrote and directed the …

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 1:55pm on April 26, 2019
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