::STOP PRESS:: Virginia Woolf ~Now Extended to May 29th~ Bitchiness, thy name is Albee. Has there ever been a play that reveled in so much in mean-spirited badinage as Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Sour...
Category - Theater
Terry Morgan
“Bright Half Life” — reviewed
Plays that chart the course of a romantic relationship have long been a staple of theater. Stories told in a nonlinear way are less common but not unheard of. When you take the previous two structures and apply them to...
“A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney” – reviewed
I have a rule about avant-garde theater: if an artist chooses to deliberately obscure his/her/their meaning via unusual methods or flirts dangerously with pretentiousness, the play had better validate those choices by...
In the Next Room, or the vibrator play – reviewed
When I told people I was going to see a new production of Sarah’s Ruhl’s play, In the Next Room, I received a series of blank stares, but when I included its subtitle, or the vibrator play, I saw instant comprehension...
“On the Other Hand, We’re Happy” at The Matrix – reviewed
Some theater locations seem to be blessed, and in Los Angeles, one of those lucky places is The Matrix Theatre on Melrose. It’s been producing and presenting high-quality shows for more than forty years, either under...