*** Vividly set against the backdrop of war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo, Lynn Nottage’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Ruined is a potent portrayal of unspeakable tragedy and the prevailing triumph of the...
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Pauline Adamek
A flabby romantic battle of wills — Elizabeth Shakespeare and the Astute Detective
*** Thanks to its intriguing premise, Abraham Alan Ross”™ romantic comedy Elizabeth Shakespeare and The Astute Detective is a play with a promising start. A scruffy private investigator returns to his homey office...
My newest LA Weekly theatre review
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Gentle readers, click on the link below to read my latest theatre review for the LA Weekly:
Mysterious Skin
Happy reading!
Review by Pauline Adamek
Elektra at the Getty Villa
*** Press Release: Elektra, one of Sophocles”™ most elegantly structured and emotionally wrenching works, will be the fifth annual outdoor theatrical production in the Getty Villa”™s Barbara and Lawrence...
Electrifying drama and social commentary – ‘Waiting for Lefty’ at Theatre West
*** From its electrifying opening minutes to its somber conclusion, a mere 85 minutes later, Clifford Odet”™s passionate and politically-charged play Waiting for Lefty is a timeless piece of classic American...