The Great Lover: A French Classic at its Best
Bill Ball would be proud. That’s sort of an in-joke between us graduates of the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, who once underwent the rigorous training there. The connection, of […]

Bill Ball would be proud. That’s sort of an in-joke between us graduates of the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, who once underwent the rigorous training there. The connection, of […]

This incendiary play is as timely as today’s headlines, so imagine my surprise when I learned that it is actually a revival, originally produced here in Los Angeles in 2015! […]

For those fans of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes in particular, Kate Hamill’s wacky offering will upend what you might have expected to see when you arrived at […]

Don’t let the title fool you. Although set in a salon in Harlem and ostensibly about the art of hair braiding, Jocelyn Bioh’s cleverly executed comedy brings to life the […]

Theatre Forty has done us all a great favor in staging All These Women, a meticulously researched play by Melanie MacQueen, who also directs. After all, it is well known that the fight […]

45 minutes of stand-up comedy about death? The concept might be uncomfortable-to-appalling for some, but Sardines isn’t traditional stand-up and is less about death than about being the one left alive. Chris […]