”I hate art history,” declares one student in a remedial program at a fictional art school reminiscent of our own Art Center in Pasadena. In Tom Jacobson’s encyclopedic The Bauhaus Project, […]
The first thing Rob Morrow said, relaxing after an opening weekend performance, was that Jon Robin Baitz was only 27 when he wrote The Substance of Fire. He should know: the two were […]
And now, for something completely different! I hadn’t been to the west-side’s Pacific Resident Theatre for some time, but last weekend I was delighted to find their theatre spaces humming with […]
The Group Rep roars into summer with the beloved “You Can’t Take It With You,” a madcap comedy that has been entertaining folks on Broadway, in Repertory theatres, and at […]
Misalliance by George Bernard Shaw might be considered a chestnut written more than 100 years ago, except for the fresh production the play is receiving from A Noise Within. It represents just […]
Oliver Mayer’s Ghost Waltz relays the true story of a “lost” composer, Juventino Rosas, through his interactions with “Nightingale,’ a popular opera star of the time and, at the 1893 Worlds Fair, […]
