1,854 stories from LA STAGE Times
Ira Lewis pens Chinese Coffee, the misadventures of two rather lunatic Greenwich Village types, one a struggling dramatist, the other a night-club photographer. READ MORE
Given just a few letters to describe himself on his Twitter profile, Gerald McCullouch chose: "CSI's Bobby Dawson/OUT 100 honoree. A brazen misfit livin' the bicoastal dream & digg…
Slipping into January; Looking Ahead; Thrushes and Hoofers; and Inside LA STAGE History in this week's LA STAGE Insider. READ MORE
It's a story about those who muster the courage to fight the battles of their past and for those whose everyday battle is a constant, heavy reality. But don't let that intimidate you. Zany, …
Roday, Raider and Red Dog. Kinda rolls off the tongue, huh? But who"or what"are they? A rock group? A trio of swashbucklers? Surely not a stock brokerage or a law firm. No, the first tw…
Raisin' Cane on DVD, New Productions of The Producers and Little Shop of Horrors and New Books by Jane Fonda and Stephen Sondheim. READ MORE
Don Shirley discusses his hopes for greater LA theater in 2011 -- including developments in LA, Pasadena, Orange County, and the nationwide perception of the LA theater scene. READ MORE.
Don Shirley takes 26 pof his favorite productions of 2010 and categorizes them into 10 groups. READ MORE
Solo shows, new shows, returning shows, and a look back at Burbank's girlie shows. READ MORE
This year, the LA Stage Alliance Ovation Awards celebrate both Sweeney Todd's longevity and its surprising malleability with an even dozen nominations (six each) between two very differentÂ…
There is something rich and deliciously exceptional about Julia Migenes. She's the operatic sensation starring in Diva on the Verge, currently enjoying a return limited engagement at the …
The annual LA Stage Alliance Ovation Awards for excellence in greater LA theater will be presented in January and seven producing entities are nominated in the prestigious category …
The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles is evolving with a too-brief, indoor Much Ado at the beautifully raked Kirk Douglas. While you might detect a resemblance between the Troubies' The Firs…
New Year quickies, winter premieres, this and that, the thing is and inside LA STAGE history. READ MORE
"Childhood Holiday Memories" is the theme of the 51st Annual LA County Holiday Celebration, set to take place on Friday, Dec. 24 from 3 to 6 pm at the Dorothy Chan…
Actor/comedian Leslie Jordan carries his not quite five-foot frame and familiar, airy Tennessean voice into the Renberg Theatre at the Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center this week. He cons…
Brendan Hunt is a 2009/2010 Ovation Nominee in the Lead Actor in a Musical category for his work on Savin' Up for Saturday Night with Sacred Fools Theatre Company. - LA Stage asked him some …
T L Kolman is a 2009/2010 Ovation Nominee in the Best Production of a Musical - Intimate Theatre category for his work on Sweeney Todd with The Production Company. LA Stage asked him some qu…
Ameenah Kaplan is a 2009/2010 Ovation Nominee in the Choreography category for her work on The Women of Brewster Place the Musical with Celebration Theatre and The Ballad of Emmett Till at T…
Gregory G. Giles is a 2009/2010 Ovation Nominee in the Acting Ensemble category for his work on Opus with Fountain Theatre. - LA Stage asked him some questions about his work in Los Angeles …
Why haven't playwrights overwhelmed our theaters with stories about gay marriage and Don't Ask Don't Tell? At least we've got Caught and Standing on Ceremony. And a few footnotes on the …
Do you remember the Bullshot Crummond plays or the film produced by late Beatle George Harrison's company HandMade Film and wonder why there hasn't been a sequel? READ MORE
Just as some children end up on Santa's "naughty" list, so to do some of the more risqué holiday shows. If you take your eggnog with a heavy dose of brandy, these shows may be for you…
Julio Martinez looks at some dark times for the Fullerton Civic Light Opera, 60 second theatre, New Years celebrations, and a trip back to look at an aspiring actor from La Jolla named Eldre…
Ten years after opening The Graduate on London's West End, Kathleen Turner and Matthew Rhys have brought the show, minus the near-scandalous nudity, to LA Theatre Works this week. READ MORE
