Theatrical Secrets Revealed in Behind the Curtain at Two Roads Theatre
If you’re a committed theatre goer, or even if you’re not, you probably have a vague idea of what it takes to put on a play. Now, Art Shulman rips the […]
Ross, Cowan Stokan, Rivers and Ensemble. Photo by Ian Flanders.
Theatricum Strikes Again with Quintessential Strife
You know that old adage, “The more things change, the more they stay the same”? Theatricum Botanicum’s production of John Galsworthy’s Strife demonstrates how easy it is to fall back on old patterns. Without […]
Kamanapata, Ware, Mngomezulu. Photo by Annielly Camargo.
Kufre N’Quay
Kufre N’ Quay is the 5th in Mfoniso Udofia’s 9-event Ufot Family Cycle, a 2-year dramatic project celebrating three generations of a Nigerian immigrant family to the U.S. In this, perhaps the least carefully-structured […]
Forman, Morales. Photo by Ian Flanders.
Theatricum Botanicum Scores with Civil War Much Ado
Oh Joy! There is nothing better than a rollicking Shakespearean comedy done up to a “T” and Artistic Director Ellen Geer has delivers a smart Much Ado, featuring not one but two sets […]
Photo credit Jesse Watrous.
A Rose Called Candace at LATC: Don’t Let Thorns Pin You Down!
What do you do when you have a problematic childhood, a tenacious spirit, and a special gift for turning lemons into lemonade? Why, you come to Los Angeles and knock on […]
What Is There Left To Say When You Can’t Say Anything
When I showed up at “The Meeting” last week, I had no idea what to expect, but I was intrigued by the title saying above. What could a meeting where you […]