*** Have you ever heard your heartbeat? Not just echoing dully through a doctor”™s slender stethoscope, but pulsing and reverberating throughout the room? Innovative Japanese artist Sasaki puts your heartbeat...
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Pauline Adamek
A magical and creative show — Pinocchio at Deaf West Theatre
*** Written between 1881″”1883, Italian author Carlo Collodi”™s cautionary fable Pinocchio is about a mischievous wooden toy who dreams about becoming a real boy. The tale has been adapted for the stage by...
An incendiary play — Firehouse at Whitefire
*** Whitefire Theatre turns up the heat in Sherman Oaks, presenting the world premiere of Firehouse and bringing a bit of the South Bronx to our very own backyard. Review by Tracy Lynn Schafer When cop-turned-rookie...
This week’s theatre review for LA Weekly
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Review by Pauline Adamek
Two British comedies at the Knightsbridge Theatre
*** Now playing at the Knightsbridge Theatre are Audience by Michael Frayn (Noises Off) and The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love). These two satirical comedies break the theatrical fourth wall...