Playwright Brian Christopher Williams: Family Man

Playwright Brian Christopher Williams: Family Man

Features by Geo Hartley  |  August 22, 2009

The writer says his new work Anita Bryant Died for Your Sins is “definitely a comedy that plays best with dramatic undertones” READ MORE

Connie Chats

Connie Chats

News by Connie Danese  |  July 7, 2009

Read the latest Chit Chat, Chat Choice, and Biz Report from Connie Danese. READ MORE

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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

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

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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

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

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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

ICT Celebrates 25 Years Guided by Founder Shashin Desai

Week of March 1, 2010

Connie Chats

Chance Theater Receives Grants Totaling $17,000

Christine Estabrook: No Ripples in Her Career

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Broadway/L.A. Announces 2010-2011 Season

Why Do We Do Theatre?

Opening Night: The Subject Was Roses

Risk in the Ditch with Mutineer Theatre Company

Benita Bike’s DanceArt Returns to Culver City’s Senior Center

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

The Subject Is Revivals

Actors Orson Bean, Alley Mills and Laurie O’Brien: Coward’s BitterSuite Goodbye

The State of the
Theatre @ Boston Court

Jeryll Adler Opens Pacific Stages with Lobby Hero