Medea Knightsbridge Theatre   There is something so timeless about watching a Greek tragedy on stage that resonates with the present. Author Euripides had his pulse on the human ... Continue Reading →

Young Frankenstein The Pantages Theatre   He prefers to be called Dr. Frank-en-steen, not Frankenstein.  Dr. Frederick Frankensteen tries desperately to ... Continue Reading →

Inside Private Lives The Fremont Centre Theatre   Writer, actress and producer Kristin Stone has returned her wonderful and addictive show “Inside Private ... Continue Reading →

Mother Studio Stage Theatre at Elephant Stages   Mother, the word conjures up many images; some good, and some you rather not remember. ... Continue Reading →

The Three Musketeers Theatricum Botanicum “All for one and one for all” is the motto for the bumbling, yet witty three musketeers , plus one who’s ... Continue Reading →

Memphis Shubert Theatre, NYC     The state of the musical theatre is enjoying a harmonic convergence of factors.  Kids, generally the least relevant ... Continue Reading →

South Pacific Ahmanson Theatre TICKETHOLDERS   Okay, sorry. I STILL brake for South Pacific, one of my least favorite terminally sappy Amur-kin musicals by those ... Continue Reading →

L.A. Noir UnScripted The Theatre Asylum I remember as a kid staying up late on Friday and Saturday nights staying up watching old movies with actors I never heard ... Continue Reading →