Gentle readers! This week’s theater review for the LA Weekly is of an all-female, multicultural production of Hamlet, now playing at Odyssey Theatre in West LA. Hamlet An all-female production of Hamlet...
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“What Doesn’t Kill You: An Evening of One-Act Plays” Los Angeles theater review for LA Weekly
Hello readers! This week’s theater review for the LA Weekly is of an evening of two one-act plays, entitled “What Doesn’t Kill You,” now playing at Loft Ensemble in Downtown LA. Click here to go...
“Prometheus Bound” dazzles at Getty Villa – Los Angeles theater review
Punished by the upstart Olympian gods, the Titan Prometheus’ access to prophesy and knowledge of future events does little to lessen his agony of eternal suffering and torture. A sparkling new translation of one of the...
“For The Record: Baz Luhrmann” at Rockwell Table & Stage – Los Angeles music theater review
Dramatic lighting sets the mood at Rockwell Table & Stage, for the latest “For The Record” musical production (previously staged)—this time a tribute to the four feature films of creative Australian filmmaker...
“Rapture, Blister, Burn” – a funny new take on modern feminism at the Geffen – Los Angeles theater review
Playwright Gina Gionfriddo’s new (to LA) comedy examines the evolution of feminist ideology over the past decades, both theoretical and practical, but above all presents a fantasy scenario throughout. Three friends from...