‘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 →
Appropriate – A Bracing Drama at The Old Globe
With a sterling cast delivering razor sharp dialogue and creating a compelling plot that unfolds on a memorable set, a wonderful evening of live theater is currently an offer at The ... Continue Reading →
Review: A masterclass in Christmas cheer, Oy! To The World ~ Christmas with a Twist! showcases holiday hits
The merry holiday musical, ‘Oy! To The World ~ Christmas with a Twist!’ is stuffed with wonderful stories behind the greatest Christmas songs of all time. Now playing at North ... Continue Reading →
Review: ‘Waiting For Godot’ ponders our absurd existence at the Geffen Playhouse thru Dec 21
WAITING FOR GODOT is the absurdist masterpiece by Samuel Beckett, with existential mindfulness, comedy, and rambling monologues from unique untethered characters.
Waiting For ... Continue Reading →
SEUSS’S HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! – The Classic Returns to The Old Globe
It was time to revisit this production. It had been a holiday tradition in our house for many years as our daughters were growing up. As they got older and moved on and out, there seemed ... Continue Reading →
The Art of Standup a portrait of comic Fritz Coleman’s one year El Portal residency
The El Portal Theatre celebrated the first-year anniversary of Fritz Coleman’s Unassisted Residency last month, and now he starts a second year of filling the El Portal’s ... Continue Reading →
VELOUR: A DRAG SPECTACULAR – Extended Run at La Jolla Playhouse
Sasha Velour wrote a book called The Big Reveal, on which this production is based. With direction by Moises Kaufman, the nearly solo performance is an impressive jump from Velour’s ... Continue Reading →
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