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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
It’s safe to assume that Sophie Tucker is not a performer known by the typical Hollywood Fringe audience member. Though one wouldn’t know it from the enthusiastic and nearly sold-out […]
When Paddy Chayefsky wrote his impactful movie in the late 70s, we had not yet felt the full force of his predictions on how our realities would be impacted by […]
