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351 stories from LA Weekly

Children's Plays Are Naive and Sappy. 24th Street Theatre Is Bringing Them to the Dark Side by Bill Raden

See also: *Debbie Devine and Jay McAdams profiled in our People Issue Take a look at what passes for children's theater in this country and one might well conclude that childhood constitut…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:00am on January 22, 2013

5 Best Comedy Shows This Week, Including Sarah Silverman's Friends and Nick Kroll in the Flesh by Libby Molyneaux

In our list of best comedy shows this week ... some famous people, and some non-famous ones, too. 5. Don't Tell My Mother "True stories you'd never want your mom to know" with With Baron V…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on January 17, 2013

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including Dostoevsky's Notes From Underground by Steven Leigh Morris

Nods this week for Laguna Playhouse's production of Neil Simon's Chapter Two and Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground at Zombie Joe's Underground in North Hollywood. For the latest new review…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:00am on January 17, 2013

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including a Solo Show About Pioneering Actress Hattie McDaniel by Steven Leigh Morris

Our critic Lovell Estell was entranced by Vickilyn Reynolds' performance in a show based on the life of Hattie McDaniel, Hattie -- What I Need You To Know. For all the latest New Theate…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:37pm on January 10, 2013

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including Sherlock's Last Case by Steven Leigh Morris

No new reviews this week, but these will return at the same time next week, as the new theater season gets underway. See below for complete listings of shows to see this week.In this week's&…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on January 3, 2013

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including A Snow White Christmas at Pasadena Playhouse by Steven Leigh Morris

The holidays are a lean time for live theater productions. This week, we have three New Theater Reviews. You can find them and region-wide theater listings below. This week's Stage Feature…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on December 27, 2012

What Are Those Weird Ads for the Broad Stage All About? by Bill Raden

In recent weeks, a baffling teaser ad that has been running in print and on the sides of Metro buses around town has been provoking "Wtf!?" bewilderment from readers of the Los Angeles Times…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on December 26, 2012

An L.A. Theater Company Moves Into...a Retirement Community? by Bill Raden

See also: *Our Latest Theater Reviews *5 Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This Week Whatever else it might entail, making live theater begins with real estate -- a plot of land and a building to …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on December 21, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including In the Heights in Boyle Heights by Steven Leigh Morris

A strong production of In the Heights at Boyle Heights' Casa 0101 is this week's Pick of the Week. For all the latest New Theater Reviews, see below.It's a dirty job but everybody has to do …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on December 20, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including a Jewish Christmas Play by Steven Leigh Morris

We give nods this week for Donald Margulies' Coney Island Christmas at the Geffen, Anything Goes at the Ahmanson, Rise playing mid-week at Elephant Stage, A Mulholland Christmas Carol back a…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 7:49pm on December 6, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including Japanese War Brides Musical Tea, With Music

Michael LamontL to R: Joan Almedilla, Jennie Kwan, Janet Song, Yumi Iwama and Tiffany-Marie Austin A musical about World War II war brides, Tea, With Music, for which the author, Velina…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:26pm on November 29, 2012

How to Memorize The Great Gatsby by Accident

Gene PittmanScott Shepherd, center, plays some combination of the reader and Nick Carraway in Gatz, a marathon of a hit show. Actor Scott Shepherd inadvertently memorized all 49,000 words o…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:51pm on November 26, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, From Bob Baker's Marionettes to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Doing Hamlet

Bob Baker Marionette TheatreThe Mouse KingOur critic Deborah Klugman was smitten with the craftsmanship of Bob Baker's marionettes in the kids theater's seasonal Nutcracker show. Paul Bircha…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 9:00am on November 21, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including a Local Production of Avenue Q

Tim AlexanderAshlee Olivia and Talmadge Talib in Robey Theatre Company's revival of "Anna Lucasta"Latino Theatre Company's Anna Lucasta is this week's Pick of the Week. It was first written …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:01pm on November 15, 2012

Ovation Awards 2012: Center Theatre Group Leads L.A. Theater Prizes Announced Last Night

Craig SchwartzAlan Mandell in Waiting for Godot at the Mark Taper ForumCenter Theatre Group, which runs the Mark Taper Forum, the Ahmanson Theatre downtown and the Kirk Dougas Theatre in Cul…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:19pm on November 13, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including a Solo Show About Drug Wars Called Empanada for a Dream

Paul M. RubensteinDavid E. Frank (left, in drag) and Jeff Atik in The Bald Soprano, presented by City Garage at Santa Monica's Bergamot StationThe tenacious City Garage -- sticking around fo…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:01am on November 8, 2012

Tony Kushner Explains How He Adapted Lincoln for the Age of Obama

David James © 2012 DreamWorks II Distribution Co., LLC and Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All Rights Reserved.Tony Kushner (far left chair) on the set of Lincoln with director S…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:18pm on November 5, 2012

A Theater Festival Examines the Thorny Issues of Native Americans in Sports

Charcoal drawing by Christopher CanoleOlympic great Jim Thorpe inspires this year's Short Play Festival at the Autry.It's not easy being a Native American athlete. Just ask Dennis Tibbetts. …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:54pm on November 2, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including Rogue Machine's Latest, Set in a Big-Box Store

John FlynnMatthew Elkins (top) and Eric Odom in A Bright New BoiseSamuel D. Hunter's new play at Rogue Machine, A Bright New Boise, takes a probing look at religious zealotry and is this wee…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 10:00am on November 1, 2012

That Musical About Veganism Starring Jon Secada and Based on the Poetry of Supreme Master Ching Hai, Explained

The cast of Loving Silent Tears on stage at the Shrine Auditorium Kelly Packard "is well known for her acting work on Baywatch," the emcee in a tux told everyone within earshot Saturday aft…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:15pm on October 30, 2012

How You Can See the Hottest Play in London This Sunday in L.A.

Manuel HarlanLuke Treadaway as Christopher Boone, in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Filming a staged production, such as a play, and then editing the footage into a "movi…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on October 26, 2012

Theater to See in L.A. This Week, Including Jeff Goldblum as a Writing Teacher

Geoffrey WadeJosh Clark and Jeremy Glazer in "You Can't Take It With You" at Anteaus CompanyStarting this week, we will now include our listings of all ongoing shows, below the new reviews, …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:00am on October 25, 2012

5 Places in L.A. to See Affordable Opera

Josh Shaw / Pacific Opera ProjectPacific Opera Project's Sweeney Todd,Centuries ago, opera was more affordable, not just something thought to be for the country club set when the dained to p…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on October 23, 2012

How a Tiny L.A. Theater Succeeded by Focusing on Local Playwrights -- Leading to a New Stage Version of King Kong

Wikimedia Commons Whether or not Los Angeles is a "theater town," it is certainly a town filled with theaters -- and actors. Small stages and itinerant acting companies are as ubiquitous he…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on October 19, 2012

An Abu Ghraib Musical That's "Thoughtful . . . and Theatrically Thrilling"; Plus All The Latest New Theater Reviews

Jeff GalferAnthony Manough, (seated), Sean Spann, James Black, Kate Morgan Chadwick, Ian Merrigan and Mueen Jahan star in the Circle X Theatre Company world premiere production of "Bad Appl…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:49am on October 18, 2012
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