It’s hard to imagine that a play written just after World War II could offer an urgent message for today, but that is the case with Arthur Miller’s brilliantly crafted […]
I have been feeling intensely Shakespeare-deprived since I wasn’t able to attend the three festivals plus Theatricum Botanicum here in the southland that serve up Shakespeare’s plays every summer. So, […]
I’ve been walking down memory lane lately, retracing the rich history of Los Angeles’ traditional small theatres. Perhaps the oldest of these is the Company of Angels, founded in 1959. Now located […]
The headline above is so delicious, I just had to crib it from publicist Phil Sokoloff’s creative press release describing the most recent offering at Theatre West, LA’s most prolific […]
Have you heard of a poet named June Jordan? I had not, but I have long understood the intensity of the civil rights era. And that’s all I needed to immerse myself […]
Have you ever seen a play that was so instructive you wanted everyone, happy or sad, to see it? Well, congratulations. I have found just the play for you! Actually, it […]
