Inappropriate contact between a parent and a child is the taking-off point for two very different but exceptional plays, by Luis Alfaro and David Schulner. READ MORE.
Why Do We Do Theatre?
by John Perrin Flynn | February 27, 2010
The potential demise of the Pasadena Playhouse was announced just as Rogue Machine readied the first of its yearly fundraising appeals so I read both Mr. McNulty’s and Mr. Shirley’s response with considerable interest…READ MORE
Opening Night: The Subject Was Roses
by Janet Thielke | February 26, 2010
The Subject Was Roses, starring Martin Sheen, Brian Geraghty and Frances Conroy opened at the Mark Taper Forum on Sunday, February 21st VIEW GALLERY
The Subject Is Revivals
by Don Shirley | February 24, 2010
The Subject Was Roses gets a star-driven lease on life. Previous small-theater hits Could I Have This Dance? and Bark! receive comebacks. READ MORE.
Connie Chats
by Connie Danese | January 5, 2010
An update on the latest Chat Choice, Chit Chat, Book Biz and Insider Biz from Connie Danese READ MORE
20 Highlights in 2009
by Don Shirley | December 16, 2009
Sixteen individual productions, one festival, and three companies’ seasons that made 2009 theatergoing memorable. READ MORE.
Palestine, New Mexico - Opening Night
by Janet Thielke | December 15, 2009
Photos from the Mark Taper Forum opening of Palestine, New Mexico VIEW GALLERY
Cultures Clash, Troubies Mash
by Don Shirley | December 15, 2009
2009’s final openings include Palestine, New Mexico and Frosty the Snow Manilow, but don’t forget a holiday charmer called Kooza. READ MORE.
A Full Day of Play
by Martin Head | November 11, 2009
Thoughts from LA City College graduate Martin Head, on Parade at the Mark Taper Forum and Children of a Lesser God at Deaf West Theatre…READ MORE.
T.R. Knight on Parade at the Mark Taper Forum
by Deborah Behrens | October 22, 2009
Morphing between mediums is every actor’s dream. Few expect to do it under such intense media scrutiny as former Grey’s Anatomy star T.R. Knight who recently traded in his TV scrubs for stage suspenders and singing lessons. READ MORE
