Los Angeles notable director/playwright Luke Yankee has written again…and again a provocative title: The Jesus Hickey. READ MORE
Playwright Shem Bitterman: “Theatre is about what’s surprising”
by Cynthia Citron | March 20, 2010
Award-winning playwright Shem Bitterman’s Influence deals with World Bank Director plotting to set up a branch of his bank in Iraq, which would automatically give legitimacy to that country’s disorganized government and imply that everything there was under control. READ MORE
The Iraq War Stages a Comeback
by Don Shirley | March 18, 2010
Howard Korder’s In A Garden, Shem Bitterman’s Influence and Brett Neveu’s Old Glory assume different perspectives on those involved in the U.S.-Iraq conflict. READ MORE.
Peter Lefcourt Has “Lunch” on Hollywood
by Julio Martinez | October 16, 2009
Peter Lefcourt’s skewering update captures 21st century Los Angeles’ replacement for sex…lunch! READ MORE
David Galligan Directs Scott Martin’s Musical on Bram Stoker
by Julio Martinez | October 7, 2009
Since his 1984 debut, staging the Leonard Bernstein opera Trouble in Tahiti at the Skylight Theatre in Hollywood, David Galligan has become one of the more acclaimed directors of musical theater and cabaret in the US. READ MORE
Dean Kreyling Revives Gazzo’s
’50s Classic Hatful of Rain
by Julio Martinez | July 23, 2009
“For me, a great deal of the pleasure I have received in directing A Hatful of Rain has come from the research,” Kreyling affirms. “I wanted to put my stamp as a director onto the play.” READ MORE
Katselas Theatre Company Schedules Five Shows
by Julio Martinez | June 12, 2009
Gary Grossman recounts the process that led to the canceling of that 2005 subscription season, the renaming of Camelot Artists to the Katselas Theatre Company and the company’s ambitious 2009 season. READ MORE
