Plays in which family secrets are tragically revealed are nothing new – Oedipus and his mom were shocking audiences back as far as 429 BCE. In the U.S., the 500 lb. gorilla of this genre would be Eugene O’Neill’s Long...
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Terry Morgan
The Rosenberg Case — play reading at Theatre 40
Free event! Theatre 40 presents The Rosenberg Case on February 22nd. It’s 1953, and soon after Julius and Ethel Rosenberg have been executed for spying against the United States, their attorneys are asked to re-enact...
Pauline Adamek
“The Realistic Joneses” at the Rubicon
The first time I saw a play by Will Eno was about 15 years ago, by Circle X Theatre Company of The Flu Season. It was an excellent production in many ways, but there was one scene in which a character died, and instead...
Boston Court Pasadena Announces 20th Anniversary Season
Over its 20 year history, Boston Court has programmed more than 60 theatre productions, including 37 world premieres, more than 300 eclectic music concerts, more than 75 new play readings, and dozens of National Theatre...
Fifty Years at Santa Monica Playhouse
Fifty years ago this month, Evelyn Rudie and Chris De Carlo (pictured left) assumed their posts as Co-Artistic Directors of Santa Monica Playhouse. Under their stewardship, the now sixty-three-year-old theatre, located...