An odd downer of a ‘comedy,’ written and directed by Morris Panych, Vigil sets its maudlin tone from lights up. A large and slovenly middle-aged man has appeared, suitcase in hand, in the middle of an old lady’s city...
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Pauline Adamek
She’s back! Love, Connie at Celebration
The hilarious hit drag-show-meets-noir-drama Love, Connie is back — for six weekend shows only! — and for those who have seen it before, much like Bladerunner, this is the new ‘Final Version’ including...
ANW’s launches new theatre & season with Twelfth Night
The acclaimed classical repertory theatre company A Noise Within (ANW), led by Founders/Artistic Directors Geoff Elliott and Julia Rodriguez-Elliott, launched its milestone 2011-12 Season and impressive 20th Anniversary...
Long-winded and dull — J. Edgar
Clint Eastwood’s latest movie J. Edgar, a selective biopic about the tyranny and achievements of J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972), is a curiously unengaging drama. Eastwood goes to great pains to cast his central protagonist...
New LA Weekly theatre review
Dear Readers, This week’s theatre review for the LA Weekly is of Daisy’s Foote’s melancholy domestic drama, Bhutan. It’s playing now until November 22, 2011 at Rogue Machine Theatre, on Pico Blvd...