Wounded is back, Survived has become Nation of Two, and Tom Burmester’s Los Angeles Theatre Ensemble is beginning to examine the troops in Afghanistan. READ MORE.
What’ll the Times Think Of Next?
by Don Shirley | August 9, 2010
In separate Sunday articles, the Times has now summed up the current condition of six larger theaters and the sub-100-seat theater scene. When will we read a similar article about the rest of the L.A. theater scene? READ MORE
From the Ridiculous to the Hilarious
by Greta McAnany | July 30, 2010
If it were a movie, no one would bat an eye. The distance created by the silver screen between audience and action mitigates the reaction. But onstage, with no buffer between audience and action, the violence is palpable. READ MORE
The Drug Dealer of Inishmore, Songs and Dances
by Don Shirley | July 24, 2010
What’s it like to perform upside-down in the astonishing The Lieutenant of Inishmore? And a few impressions of Songs and Dances of Imaginary Lands. READ MORE
Incredible Shrinking Coverage, Summer Shakespeare Shifts
by Don Shirley | July 8, 2010
The Los Angeles Times isn’t reviewing productions at some of LA County’s bigger theaters. Meanwhile, one summer Shakespeare tradition is suspended, while another is enlarged. READ MORE
Jane McEneaney’s Chase Fellowship in New Orleans
by Jane McEneaney | June 29, 2010
Center Theatre Group’s 2010 Chase Theatre Educators Fellowship, Jane McEneaney, shares her experiences in New Orleans. READ MORE
Broadway Master Classes - Day 2
by Brian Byrne | June 21, 2010
CTG’s 2010 Chase Theatre Educators Fellowship, Brian Bryne, shares his experiences at Broadway Master Classes. READ MORE
Broadway Master Classes - Day 1
by Brian Byrne | June 17, 2010
CTG’s 2010 Chase Theatre Educators Fellowship, Brian Bryne, shares his experiences at Broadway Master Classes. READ MORE
“South Pacific” opens at the Ahmanson
by LA Stage Alliance | June 3, 2010
South Pacific opens at CTG’s Ahmanson Theatre VIEW GALLERY
Bengal Tiger, How the Other Half Loves, Marriage of Figaro
by Don Shirley | May 8, 2010
Center Theatre Group deserves credit for its shepherding of Rajiv Joseph’s Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo. And consider these two comedies about class — one is hilarious, the other isn’t. READ MORE.
