As I trust you all know, back in 1743 an Italian playwright named Carlo Goldoni wrote a play in the commedia dell’arte style called The Servant of Two Masters. It probably swept the Italian version of the Tonys...
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Terry Morgan
MUSE/IQUE takes on Spanish Harlem
A MUSE/IQUE concert is not simply entertainment; it’s an education. MUSE/IQUE’s Artistic and Music Director Rachael Worby mesmerizes us with her detailed lectures, beautifully researched and recounted from memory...
Pauline Adamek
“Menage a Quatre” reviewed
Gone are the days of yore when sex farces frolicked across the theatrical landscape like so many smarmy bunnies, slamming doors and likely featuring partial nudity, if one lived in a part of the country that didn’t...
A knockout musical “Some Like it Hot” – now at the Pantages
Dazzling choreography, high-energy jazz score, and a thoughtful reworking of gender themes – Some Like it Hot is the multi Tony award-winning musical that’s now playing at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre. With...
Rogue Machine presents “Reel to Reel”
I’ve been reviewing theatre for twenty-eight years and writing criticism for thirty-five years in total. Early on I came up with what I think of as “the Critic’s Prayer,” which is: “Dear God, please let this play not...