Director Gates McFadden tries to create alchemy with Gregory Moss’ disturbing play House of Gold, but unfortunately it remains a leaden theatrical work. Odd, disquieting and even sickening at times, Moss’ play is marred...
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Pauline Adamek
Halloween Stuntacular 2011
The 8th Annual Halloween Stuntacular, a fun and festive carnival featuring live stunt shows, trapeze and circus acts and live musical entertainment, returns once again to the Sherman Oaks Westfield Fashion Mall for this...
Hysterically histrionic — Voice Lessons at Whitefire
Justin Tanner’s Voice Lessons drops us into a strange relationship between a deluded community theatre wanna-be actress and the uptight and overeducated vocal coach she hires to make her a star. This comedy starts off...
A descent into hell — 9 Circles at Bootleg
If within the pattern of my morning, I picked up a newspaper and read an article about an 18-year-old man accused of killing a family of four and after, raping and torching the 14-year-old daughter, I would never...
Ash Revell
An obscure melodrama – Peace in Our Time at Antaeus
You have to wonder if filmmaker Quentin Tarantino ever read Peace in our Time, this odd and seldom performed play written by Noël Coward, now playing with two alternating casts at Antaeus Theatre in North Hollywood...