*** Playwright B. Walker Sampson”™s Alceste is a free adaptation of a tragedy by Euripides, written circa 438 BC., and is enjoying its world premiere at Theatre of NOTE in Hollywood. In this tragicomic drama we...
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Pauline Adamek
There Can Never be Too Many “Love Letters To Women” — at CASA 0101
*** Nothing quite like an original play, performed in a black-box theatre, opening on a Friday night in Boyle Heights! Love Letters To Women had just the right amount of wit and charm to leave this critic all smiles and...
The Capulets and the Montagues – Andak Stage Company
*** It”™s thrilling to gain the opportunity to see an ancient play that is a companion to a masterpiece. Translated by Andak Stage Company artistic director and actor Dakin Matthews (True Grit), The Capulets and...
Sunny and light – Morning Glory – film review
*** You might be forgiven for thinking Morning Glory, in which co-stars Diane Keaton and Harrison Ford play vain and bickering TV show hosts, was a standard rom-com about two cranky geriatrics who eventually fall in...
Puzzler – at Sacred Fools, Hollywood
*** Written and directed by Padraic Duffy, and making its world premiere, is a new and gripping play entitled Puzzler, a gritty film noir tale about East German spies, the reconstruction of memory and the loyalty of...