“Why was I born if it wasn’t forever?” In case anyone is ever in need of a reminder of their mortality, Eugène Ionesco’s 1962 play, Exit the King, has helpfully been provided to the world as a reminder. It’s a...
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Terry Morgan
Tom Jacobson’s “Hell Mouth” now at The Road
:: STOP PRESS:: Hell Mouth has been extended through June 6, 2026 I am a longtime fan of Tom Jacobson’s theatrical work. I think he’s one of Los Angeles’ best playwrights, and he has been for decades. He’s...
The Wallis presents “English”
These days, when I read that a particular play has won the Pulitzer Prize, I unfairly become a bit more dubious of that work’s quality. The same applies to the Tony awards – I’ve just seen so many bad or mediocre plays...
An empowering story – “Level Up!” at LATC reviewed
An engaging and moving story about identity, courage, and acceptance, Latino Theater Company’s technically innovative new play Level Up! is a wonderfully entertaining experience for all ages. Desi López (Mathias Brinda)...
Pauline Adamek
“The Baptist Witches of Shelbyville” now at Whitefire
Some parts of the world seem to provide more fertile soil in which plays can grow. Ireland and New York have been especially fruitful, providing O’Neill, Miller, McPherson and McDonagh with plentiful inspiration. The...