The writer/director talks about the new dark comedy premiering at the Fringe.
Category - Theater
Kurt Gardner
“Hamlet” at the Mark Taper Forum
In my most recent review on this site, I discussed my general wariness about imposing new directorial takes or twists on Shakespeare works. Once in a rare while, these changes can illuminate the piece in an...
Terry Morgan
Lear Redux: A Quantum Fantasia
I usually am somewhat wary of “new takes” or “twists” on classic plays, with cause. Changing the time period of a story or modernizing the text is no guarantee that the play will be any fresher or successful...
Voices from the Fringe: Writer/Performer Bryn Woznicki
Making its debut at the Hollywood Fringe is the audaciously raunchy SMUT.
“A Doll’s House, Part 2” now at Pasadena Playhouse
Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House (1879) is one of the foundational works of modern drama. The play was written and first staged during the Victorian era, which was a time where rigid gender roles were part of the fabric of...
Pauline Adamek