Now playing at the Sierra Madre Playhouse is a very funny play featuring a great cast and a superb set (designed by Adam Smith). Twentieth Century, by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur (adapted by Ken Ludwig), is one of...
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Squirmy yet fun — Clybourne Park
LA is truly fortunate at present to have two interrelated plays and productions concurrently on its stages. This matched pair of plays consist of director Phylicia’s Rashad’s handsome production A Raisin in the Sun and...
This week’s LA Weekly review – ‘The King of the Desert’ at Casa 0101
Gentle readers! This week’s theatre review for LA Weekly is of René Rivera’s auto-biographical solo show, The King of the Desert. Click here and scroll down to find my review. ~ OR ~ You can...
Buddha – A Fantastic Journey – interview for LA Stage Times
Dear readers, Here is a link to my latest article for LA Stage Times on Evan Brenner’s one-man play, Buddha – A Fantastic Journey Happy reading! Production photos by Phoebe...
A limp farce — What the Butler Saw at Odyssey
English playwright Joe Orton’s madcap farce, What the Butler Saw, gets a fairly standard treatment by The Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, and is now playing until Sunday, March 11, 2012. Unfortunately this tired old...