The Play That Goes Wrong
In the grand tradition of farces that stretch back to plays like The Servant of Two Masters in the 1700s to the more recent Michael Frayn’s Noises Off, this production […]

In the grand tradition of farces that stretch back to plays like The Servant of Two Masters in the 1700s to the more recent Michael Frayn’s Noises Off, this production […]
Shem Bitterman’s intriguing play Civil Twilight has been running for more than a month, but now it extends into the New Year, to everyone’s benefit. This perfect two-hander pits celebrity against fandom […]

If you love a mystery, and I do, you will absolutely LOVE this adaptation of a 1926 Agatha Christie novel, now onstage at Theatre Forty in Beverly Hills. It’s difficult to […]

Nothing I can say could ever diminish the impact of this joyful production from Imagine Theatre, built for children ages 5 and up, that I saw recently with an audience […]

‘ Tis the season for Christmas shows to abound, and Theatre West has come up with a doozy, marrying murder to jolly St. Nick and the happy returns of the season. In […]

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 […]