Those clowns of The Troubadour Theater Company are back with their wacky antics, returning to the stage with one of their most explosive Holiday productions, Die Heart: The Director’s Cut. The comedy musical live show...
Category - Clowns
Pauline Adamek
LA Opera’s magnificent “Rigoletto”
Sinister, menacing and timely—LA Opera’s 2025 revival of Rigoletto reconceives Verdi’s 1851 tragedy with a dark, noir aesthetic that feels both politically charged and emotionally potent. Conceived as a fever dream of...
The physical comedy and history of “farce”
A theatrical vehicle for satire and fun, the history of farce dates back to medieval times and has evolved over the centuries into a distinct genre of comedy. Above image: Honoré Daumier (1808–1879) Lower the...
Theatre Unleashed presents “A Very DIE HARD Christmas”
Yippee Ki-Yay, Father Christmas! High above the city of L.A. a team of terrorists has seized a building, taken hostages, and declared war. One man has managed to escape. An off-duty cop hiding somewhere inside...
“A Bella Incarceration” at The Echo
A complex and nuanced solo show, written by and featuring Ann Noble, is currently playing on Tuesday evenings at The Echo Theater in Atwater Village. The one-act play is set in an infant’s playpen, which serves as a...