The creation of title3, a new multi-media production company co-founded by Lane Allison, Molly Leland, Jiehae Park and myself, and the adventure in producing our first project, Paradise Street by noted playwright Constance Congdon, is almost as crazy and wonderful a story as the play itself. READ MORE
Plaid Boys Become a Drag Team… Again
It’s 1945 and on a South Pacific island, a USO show is threatened with cancellation when a certain famous trio of singing sisters fails to show up. READ MORE
Nerves Are Strained as Spelling Bee Nears Opening: Part II
Helloooo again from the La Mirada trenches. Here’s my second report of Spelling Bee rehearsals. READ MORE
needtheatre Announces Ambitious 2010 Season
With a growing stack of awards for its acclaimed artistic achievements, needtheater, the four-year-old prize winning company, will double its creative output this year at venues scattered across Los Angeles. READ MORE
Geffen Playhouse Cocktail Reception
Last week, the Geffen Playhouse hosted a cocktail reception celebrating the theater’s Donald Margulies commission, Time Stands Still, at The Living Room at W Times Square. VIEW GALLERY
SCR’s Founders Begin Search for New Artistic Director
South Coast Rep announces a search for a new Artistic Director… Read More
Ed Harris Returns to Theatre in Wrecks at the Geffen
“To me (acting) is a constant process, you know?” says stage and screen star Ed Harris. “It’s like living a life. To me, they’re one and the same in terms of the process of opening up; the process of getting larger instead of smaller as a human.” READ MORE
Carousel, Our Town, Allegro, Pee-Wee
If Rodgers and Hammerstein married Thornton Wilder and had a baby…READ MORE.
Week of February 1, 2010
Camelot closes its curtains, marking the finale for the Pasadena Playhouse, but across town Cousin Bette opens for Anaeus. Be sure to catch these and more great show - get your weekend tickets now! READ MORE
A Message from Pasadena Playhouse
A MESSAGE FROM PASADENA PLAYHOUSE… Read More















