First Annual LATC Playwrights’ Festival

First Annual LATC Playwrights’ Festival

News by Janet Thielke  |  January 18, 2010

A big weekend of play readings gives an advance look at plays scheduled for full production at Los Angeles Theatre Center during the Spring and Fall seasons of 2010. READ MORE



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Matt Shakman Directs Forgiveness at Multi-Awarded Black Dahlia

Lea Salonga and Tamlyn Tomita Emcee East West Players Visionary Awards

Cousin Bette Moves with Force at Antaeus

Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Announces Winners for 41st Annual Awards

Week of March 22, 2010

Much Ado About Benedick – JD Cullum

Transporting Oedipus to the World of East LA

SIX FINALISTS FOR 2010 STEINBERG/ATCA NEW PLAY AWARD

The Autry’s Native Voices turns 10 with “Tales of an Urban Indian” Sunday March 12, 2010

Voices of the Storm From Moving Arts’ Long-Running Hit

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Playwright Shem Bitterman: “Theatre is about what’s surprising”

The Iraq War Stages a Comeback

Forum Actors Find Funny Things on the Way to Reprise

Dear Mr. Sondheim, what would we do without you?

International Duo Perform Solo
in Dual Citizens

Oedipus El Rey and Forgiveness

Weekly Round-Up

Dialogue with Quintessential Actress Francesca Fanti

Rant and Rave at Rogue Machine

A Noise Within Celebrates Fundraising Milestone

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NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman to Visit Los Angeles

Frances Conroy Explores The Subject Was Roses

Despite Pasadena Playhouse Closing, Furious Continues… for now

Building Better Producers

Better Business Bureau of Theater

Playwright Jamie Pachino Wins 2009 Francesca Primus Prize

Lyric Director Thomas Colby on Cloud 9

Kay Cole Brings the Bowl to the Lounge

A Sad Song of Lost Intimacies

Noted Actress Nan Martin Passes Away March 4

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Sally Spectre: the Musical

Finding Family at the Theatre

LADCC Nominated Browning Version Extends at Pacific Resident Theatre

Moment of Proof Spoiled by Audience Member

Original Cast Attends the “Dreamgirls” Ahmanson Theatre Opening

The Gogol Project

Lars Hansen Memorial
March 14th at the Colony Theatre

Tony Tanner Tells His Tale of Don Juan

Ginger Rogers, Cousin Bette, and Other Dreamgirls

Slaughter City