Kim’s Convenience
An Enduring Delight Kim’s Convenience by Ins Choi was a hit in Canadian fringe theater (Choi playing the troubled son, Jung), then a five-year Netflix series and now (with Choi as […]
Choi, Chang. Photo by Dahlia Katz.
Rigby, Grisetti, De Leon. Photo by Jason Needle/TETHOS.
Peter Pan Goes Wrong
For those fortunate folks who saw La Mirada’s recent production of The Play That Goes Wrong, they will recognize The Cornley Drama Society as they continue their hapless forays into […]
Manson, Adler, Schwartz, Davis. Photo by Zoia Wiseman.
All of Us Should Be Aware of These Paper Walls
Only two more performances of this extraordinary production of an original play, Paper Walls, by Elliott Shoenman, about a family suddenly faced with having to liquidate their holdings in an effort to […]
Lemon, Jr., Rozo. Photo by Grettel Cortes.
The Aaron Play: Can This Villain Be Saved?
Reputed to be the first of Shakespeare’s playwriting efforts, Titus Andronicus is a convoluted and bloody hash of school-boy Roman history tales. One of the most significant features of this play is […]
Hanson, Coty-Goines. Photo by Jermaine Alexander.
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 […]
L-R: Shams, Theodore, Proctor, Sechrist, Anderson, DeMarco. Photo by Sheryl Aronson.
Newly Renamed Mark Theatre Takes Off with Breathe
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! […]