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    Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale Provides Double the Fun

    Leigh Kennicott 25 February
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    One of Shakespeare’s later plays, The Winter’s Tale has always been considered a problem play because it has two distinct but related plots.  But Antaeus Theatre’s new production solves this problem, […]

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    Clabby, Petrovic, Mullen. Photo by Eric Keitel.

    Be Afraid–Be Very Afraid of Strangers on a Train

    Leigh Kennicott 29 January
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    For many people, the title of this play may seem vaguely familiar.  In fact, the Patricia Highsmith novel was adapted in 1951 as a hard-hitting noir film directed by none other […]

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    Fritz Coleman: Live at the El Portal

    Leigh Kennicott 23 January
    2 minutes

    What do you do after you’ve been a highly acclaimed weatherman in the hottest media market in the country?  You might think that person would ferret out some south sea island […]

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    Few, Guillory. Photo by Josh Estes.

    Too Talented, Too Women, Too Much Talented Tenth

    Leigh Kennicott 4 January
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    Richard Wesley’s nail-bitting new play is less a “play,” and more of an immersion into the life of Bernard (Nic Few), the title character, as he climbs the ladder of […]

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    Rogers, Walker, Langford. Photo by Craig Schwartz.

    A Banned Book Gets a New Look at A Noise Within

    Leigh Kennicott 15 September
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    In Southern California, not everyone has to confront racism in the same way as manifested in the South during the late 60s and early 70s.  Back then, Toni Morrison wrote about […]

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    Hungry Ghost Becomes the Latest Inhabitant of Skylight Theatre

    Leigh Kennicott 5 September
    2 minutes

    Bringing the Skylight’s series featuring women playwrights and directors to a close, Lisa Sanaye Dring’s Hungry Ghost may be the most densely packed, metaphorical drama presented this year. Dring tells the tale […]

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