The play by Pierre de Marivaux was first performed in Paris in 1732, ran for six performances and folded. Perhaps playgoers were outraged at the character, Léonide, a young woman calculatedly […]
Watching Joan Almedilla’s performance as Maria Callas in Terrance McNally’s Master Class at Sierra Madre Playhouse’s newly renovated theatre made me realize how I have been missing seeing opera productions, especially those […]
As the ads say, “in the horse and buggy days,” the first play I ever saw in high school was The Curious Savage. Now keep the image of a bunch of teenagers […]
For a real treat, there is nothing like visiting the Doheny Family’s ancestral Greystone Mansion and being treated to a delicious send-up of all six of Jane Austen’s novels, all […]
The fires may deter us, but we will always have real estate on our minds in Southern California, especially now. So, it is indeed timely to consider the issues that playwright […]
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 […]
