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351 stories from LA Weekly

Theatre in the Dark Is Exactly That. Dark. Blackness. No Lights. Got It?

Bill RadenDark visionary Ron Sossi It's the kind of what-if that gives lighting designers the night sweats: What if the artistic director at one of L.A.'s premiere stages got it into his he…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on October 15, 2012

Begley/Huffman in November, Roger Robinson in Fraternity, Brushing up Our Shakespeare, Plus All the Latest New Theater Reviews

Craig SchwartzJeff Stetson's "Fraternity" (Ebony Rep at the Nate Holden Center for the Performing Arts) is this week's Pick.Our critics were brushing up their Shakespeare over the weekend, w…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:20pm on October 10, 2012

Playwright Charles Mee Wants You to Steal From Him, Because He Will Steal From You

In Under Construction, a 2009 work by endlessly curious playwright Charles Mee, a character says, "If I understand something, I have no further use for it."

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:00pm on October 8, 2012

Queer Fests: Justin Love and Brown & Out, Plus All the Latest New Theater Reviews

Michael LamontThe Celebration Theatre's new musical, "Justin Love." Casa 0101 and the Latino Equity Alliance present "Coming Out" Day (Thursday, October 11) in Boyle Heights, in associati…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 6:59pm on October 3, 2012

The Ballad of Ricardo Flores Magon, Plus All the Latest New Theater Reviews

John FlynnShelly Kurtz and K Callan in this week's Pick of the Week: Henry Murray's "Three Views of the Same Object" at Rogue MachineHosted by Rubén Martínez and Raquel Gutiérrez, Loyol…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:13pm on September 26, 2012

Bill T. Jones: Inside the Famed Choreographer's Rehearsal Process

Stefano PalteraThe Kennedy Center honoree notices all Choreographer, dancer, writer, director and winner of many awards and honors, Bill T. Jones turned 60 earlier this year. But he's still…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:14pm on September 25, 2012

Euripides' Helen Adapted for the Kardashian Era, and Other New Theater Reviews

Craig SchwartzRachel Sorsa as Helen and Christopher Rivas as Teucer in Euripides' Helen at the GettyThis week our critics liked Euripides' Helen at the Getty Villa, adapted for today's celeb…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:00am on September 20, 2012

The Book of Mormon Review: Yes, It Has Cursing, But It Also Has Heart

Joan MarcusThat Broadway might have found its salvation in a religious satire written by some of the raunchiest theater creators of the past 15 years is ironic. But for all the sly winks and…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on September 15, 2012

This Crazy L.A. Theater Production Has Actors Throwing Punches Backstage and Audience Members Having Sex

David NottLaura Lee Bahr and Blake Anthony in No Love See also: *L.A. Weekly's review of No Love. *One of the Craziest Onstage Line Flubs of All Time In playwright Andrew Osborne's new play…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:14pm on September 14, 2012

Natalie Portman, the Musical and Other New Theater Reviews

James EspositoTara Pitt as Natalie PortmanLots of movie adaptations this week in the theater reviews, as our critics enjoyed new local versions of the Broadway musicals The Full Monty and Xa…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:29pm on September 13, 2012

Krumping Moves Indoors as Dancers Including Miss Prissy and Lil' C Perform at USC

Dan CarinoIn rehearsal for Underground: Mjo, King Charles, Miss Prissy It was a long, long line that snaked away from USC's Bovard Auditorium as the sun was setting Wednesday night, a diver…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:00pm on September 6, 2012

Silence of the Lambs Becomes a Musical, With the Most Gynecologically Explicit Love Ballad Ever

Michael LamontDavis Gaines as Hannibal Lecter (left), Jeff Hiller as the guard Whatever else it might be -- "exuberantly gross" (New York Times), "not exactly the height of satirical sophist…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on September 6, 2012

Focus Group Play, Much Ado About Nothing at Knightsbridge Theatre, and All the Latest New Theater Reviews

Heather WyntersFocus Group Play Enthusiastic reviews this week for Shakespeare: Deborah Klugman has some good things to say about Much Ado About Nothing at Knightsbridge Theatre, and Amy L…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:30pm on September 5, 2012

Ghost-Writer, The Elephant Room, Assassins, and All the Latest New Theater Reviews

Suzanne MapesMichael Hollinger's mystery-plus "Ghost-Writer," is his week's Pick of the Week Michael Hollinger's mystery "Ghost-Writer" at Long Beach's International City Theatre is this wee…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:47am on August 30, 2012

Prop Malfunction: What Do You Do When Your Gun Doesn't Go Off Onstage?

Ed KriegerThis scene from Elmina's Kitchen is supposed to result in a gun being fired. Only, on opening night, the gun didn't. Now playing at the Lost Studio on La Brea (and running throug…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 7:57pm on August 27, 2012

Mary Poppins, Moliere, 12 Angry Men and a Japanese Swordfight Play in This Week's New Theater Reviews

Vitor MartinsSteinbeck in Venice: "Sweet Thursday" at Pacific Resident Theatre A bucket full of enthusiastic reviews this week, starting with the Pick of the Week, Sweet Thursday, Pacific Re…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:18pm on August 22, 2012

Hearts Like Fists Brings Comic Book-Style Crimefighting to the Stage

photo by Mandi Moss Crimefighters in Hearts Like FistsWith two well-reviewed shows running in LA at the same time, theater director and writer Jaime Robledo is at a career high. Hot off the …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:00pm on August 21, 2012

6 Movies to See This Week, Including Wet Hot American Summer in a Cemetery

Wet Hot American Summer Our weekly list of special movie events to check out in L.A.: Thursday, Aug. 16 6. Last January at Sundance, a movie starring Frank Langella (who played Richard Nix…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on August 16, 2012

It's All Sam's Fault, in Blame It on Beckett, Plus All the Latest New Theater Reviews

Michael Lamont"Blame It on Beckett", John Morogiello's comedy about regional theater, now playing at the Colony Theatre, is this week's Pick of the Week Click here for all the latest New Th…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:04pm on August 15, 2012

As Cirque du Soleil Show Michael Jackson The Immortal Returns to L.A., Choreographer Travis Payne Reflects on the King of Pop

OSA Images Costumes: Zaldy Goco ©2011 Cirque-Jackson I.P., LLC It seems a shame to be talking to Travis Payne on the telephone, where he's a disembodied voice. Payne is a storied dancer,…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:00pm on August 10, 2012

Zombie Joe's Goes Saucy in Down & Dirty, Memphis at the Pantages, Plus the Latest New Theater Reviews

Mandi Moss"Hearts Like Fists," at Theatre of NOTE Adam Szymkowicz's comic book parody, Hearts Like Fists at Theatre of NOTE takes unrequited love to camp, and gets this week's Pick of the W…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 6:12pm on August 8, 2012

Marvin Hamlisch's Last Performance at the Pasadena Pops

Amy GaskinRight to left: Marvin Hamlisch bows with Michael Feinstein and Nick Ziobro at the end of the concert of the Pasadena Pops Orchestra at the Los Angeles County Arboretum, in Arcadia…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 8:01pm on August 7, 2012

Radar L.A. Returns Next Year, Plus the Latest New Theater Reviews

Joel Daavid"To Quiet the Quiet", this week's Pick of the Week Radar L.A., the festival of local and Pacific Rim performance troupes that performed last summer, has secured the funding to…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:58pm on August 1, 2012

How the Crossfit Homeless Photo Scandal Connects to Neil LaBute's Play in Hollywood

Photo Courtesy of Ehrin Marlow & Maia RosenfeldLeft to right: Bryan Bertone Allison Mattox and Shermel Carthan in Short EndsEarlier this month the L.A. Weekly broke a troubling story that st…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:30pm on July 27, 2012

Sex-Change Comedy (Missing Dick), in the Latest New Theater Reviews, Plus New Works Festivals Bustin' Out

Ed KriegerNilo Cruz's "Lorca in a Green Dress" is this week's Pick of the Week REDCAT's annual New Original Works Festival opens this weekend with Poor Dog Group's The Murder Ballad; Opera …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:34pm on July 25, 2012
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