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 →
“Derecho” World Premiere Opens at La Jolla Playhouse
With a superb cast of five and a brisk 95 minute running time, the drama becomes especially taught in the second half of this well written play. In the intimate Mandell Weiss Forum ... Continue Reading →
HEXEN a bewitching show about extraordinary women, created by enchanting Dreya Weber
Review: Hexen, An Ancestral Witch Play, written, directed and performed by Dreya Weber, is a bewitching journey into the world of free-spirited women who were deemed to be Hexen ... Continue Reading →
“Don’t Dress for Dinner” Delights Again
When you have two decades worth of requests for a return engagement, the time eventually becomes propitious to follow through. And what a great way to wind up the 42nd season of North ... Continue Reading →
PETER PAN energetic imaginative classic update makes it soar at Hollywood Pantages Theatre
Peter Pan is a fabulous high-flying family musical currently playing at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre through Sunday, July 28, 2024. Guaranteed to touch your inner-child, the heart-warming, ... Continue Reading →
Review: Tiny Father, a story that reveals how love grows, at the Geffen Playhouse
TINY FATHER is a potent story about a big surprise— unexpected parenthood. It is excellent at exploring all the emotions, subtly and authentically, as a reluctant young man sheds ... Continue Reading →
THE BALLAD OF JOHNNY AND JUNE – World-Premiere Musical Opens at La Jolla Playhouse
Another stunning production, not to be missed
In the single digit list of the best possible songbooks for a musical biography, that of Johnny Cash certainly belongs. With such a rich ... Continue Reading →
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