Dialogue with Quintessential Actress Francesca Fanti

Dialogue with Quintessential Actress Francesca Fanti

Features by Cynthia Citron  |  March 12, 2010

Francesca Fanti is in the middle of “the best rehearsals of my life” for the play Dialogue Between a Prostitute and Her Client, directed by Mark Kemble at the Fremont Centre Theatre in South Pasadena. READ MORE

Frances Conroy Explores the Subject Was Roses

Frances Conroy Explores the Subject Was Roses

Features by Deborah Behrens  |  March 11, 2010

While Six Feet Under earned Conroy a Golden Globe Award, four Emmy nominations and a new mass audience, the red-headed Juilliard graduate has long been a favorite of iconic playwrights and directors. READ MORE

Despite Pasadena Playhouse Closing, Furious Continues… for now

Despite Pasadena Playhouse Closing, Furious Continues… for now

Features by Tom Provenzano  |  March 10, 2010

As its first decade draws near a close, the Furious Theatre Company proves once again its savvy leadership and sharp ensemble can withstand the vicissitudes of the unsettled and unsettling world of live theatre. READ MORE

Kay Cole Brings the Bowl to the Lounge

Kay Cole Brings the Bowl to the Lounge

Features by Steve Julian  |  March 7, 2010

Director and choreographer Kay Cole steps away from BROADS! The Musical at The El Portal to helm a “cuddly Valentine to country music and Small Town, USA.” READ MORE

LADCC Nominated Browning Version Extends at Pacific Resident Theatre

LADCC Nominated Browning Version Extends at Pacific Resident Theatre

Features by Gary Ballard  |  March 5, 2010

When asked about the standing ovation received at a recent matinee of The Browning Version star Bruce French replies, “I’m happy to say the audience response has been quite wonderful for this show.” READ MORE

Tony Tanner Tells His Tale of Don Juan

Tony Tanner Tells His Tale of Don Juan

Features by Steve Peterson  |  March 4, 2010

Tony Tanner is indeed a triple threat: an actor/writer/director. He oftentimes produces his own plays. He has received good reviews and accolades for his work in both Europe and in the United States. READ MORE

ICT Celebrates 25 Years Guided by Founder Shashin Desai

ICT Celebrates 25 Years Guided by Founder Shashin Desai

Features by Steve Julian  |  March 3, 2010

A lot has been said about ICT. It has received numerous honors, including the prestigious Margaret Harford Award for Sustained Excellence in Theater, given by the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle in 2001. Other accolades have followed, giving Desai a sense of wonder. READ MORE

Connie Chats

Connie Chats

Features by Connie Danese  |  March 2, 2010

An update on the latest Chat Choice, Chit Chat, Book Biz and Insider Biz from Connie Danese READ MORE

Christine Estabrook: No Ripples in Her Career

Christine Estabrook: No Ripples in Her Career

Features by Cynthia Citron  |  March 1, 2010

Christine Estabrook is such a complete and consummate actress that she played all five adult women in Spring Awakening on Broadway. “Without a single change of costume!” she adds. “That certainly didn’t make it any easier.” READ MORE

Chad Borden & Robert J. Townsend Sing Friendship’s Praises in Story at Havok

Chad Borden & Robert J. Townsend Sing Friendship’s Praises in Story at Havok

Features by Deborah Behrens  |  February 25, 2010

Chad Borden and Robert J. Townsend are laughing. Seated in front of a bare stage at Hollywood’s Lillian Theatre, the two stars of the Havok Theatre Company’s second season opener The Story of My Life have just discovered both starred as King Arthur in high school productions of Camelot. READ MORE