Review: ‘The Reservoir’ offers life lessons with comedy & heartache, addiction & aging, at The Geffen Playhouse

  Review: THE RESERVOIR is a well-crafted intergenerational lesson in living a good life and celebrating the memories of those you hold most dear. The superb new play by Jake Brasch ... Continue Reading →

The Art of Showcasing Talent, portrait of Michael Orland & OPEN MIC

 How do celebrated singing stars get their start? Sometimes all it takes is someone encouraging them to take a chance, and having the musical support to make a singer shine. That’s ... Continue Reading →

Review: One For My Baby dazzling new musical delights with incredible talent & classic songs

ONE FOR MY BABY set for 9 performances, March 14 to 23, 2025, & if the audience didn’t know they were at the El Portal in the NoHo Arts District, they would think they were watching ... Continue Reading →

The Unfair Advantage – Is It Magic, Cheating or Both? Find Out at La Jolla Playhouse

Magicians aren’t supposed to tell you how they do their tricks. Harry Milas has a great way of threading the needle because he is able to differentiate magic and cheating at cards. ... Continue Reading →

3 Summers of Lincoln: A Stunning World Premiere

Telling a crucial slice of American history via the very clever construct of Lincoln’s last three summers, provides a more nuanced perspective of the Civil War than many of us were ... Continue Reading →

What the Constitution Means to Me

Now onstage in Solana Beach is the most produced play in America for the last three years. It was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, it has two Tony Award nominations and it has sold out ... Continue Reading →

‘Noises Off’ at Geffen Playhouse showcases outrageous comedy chaos

 NOISES OFF, one of the funniest stage-plays ever written, needs a cast with ultra sharp comedic skills and exceptional timing. So congratulations are in order for the hilarious show ... Continue Reading →

Once – A Brilliant Production at Lamb’s Players Theatre

At the center of the first act is the question that has been ringing down the years: How does such a small island produce such a huge amount of art that resonates across the generations? But ... Continue Reading →