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 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...
Rogue Machine presents the debut of Justin Tanner’s “Little Theatre”
Production photos by Jeff Lorch. Memory plays are a tricky proposition. Hew strictly to the truth and the story may not be dramatic enough; indulge in creative license and literal-minded people might object. The Glass...
63rd annual L.A. County Holiday Celebration
You’re invited to come to Downtown L.A. (or to tune in on TV) for a slate of extraordinary holiday-themed performances featuring colorful costumes and global sounds from Africa, China, India, Philippines, Mexico and...
Pauline Adamek
Burlesque meets Star Wars™ for “The Empire Strips Back” @ the Montalbán
Beloved Star Wars™ characters and themes have been given a burlesque makeover, and the resulting live spectacular is as hilarious and amazing as it sounds! Now playing in Hollywood at the elegant Montalbán...
