The Piano Lesson by August Wilson, the towering playwright of the 20th Century, is a significant part of his 10-play cycle covering “the Great Migration” to the North of African Americans […]
The Actors’ Co-op, now producing Alice Childress’ Trouble in Mind, has been one of Hollywood’s best-kept secrets since it began residency at the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood in 1987. Currently running two […]
With the rhetoric in our country so divisive, and the conflicts in the Middle East drawing us in to tensions with Iran, this play could not be more timely. A Going Away […]
Have you ever seen your life flash before your eyes? If you’re superstitious, you may think it indicates the end, but in John Mullican’s case, it was only a giant wake-up […]
No matter what you think about guns in schools, this short, but very thoroughly argued, play reveals the complexities that take place when there is a “good guy with a […]
Th*ir*ds is a clever title for this sprawling, somewhat convoluted, ultimately important performance; it describes America as an “Alliance of American States” divided, after the South seceded in the 1860s into […]
