Four L.A.-set plays take theategoers to the San Fernando Valley, 1914 Long Beach, and downtown’s LATC. READ MORE.
Tom Jacobson Deals with Gay Entrapment at Boston Court
by Steve Julian | May 5, 2010
In 1914, W. H. Warren and B. C. Brown offered their “acting” services to the Long Beach Police Department. They would hang out inside the public bathrooms at the beach and entrap men who agreed to have sex. This “social vagrancy” forms Tom Jacobson’s play The Twentieth Century Way as it looks at this month-long moment in history. READ MORE
The Theatre @ Boston Court Announces
a 2010 Season of World Premieres
by Janet Thielke | December 4, 2009
The Theatre @ Boston Court announces its 2010 Season comprised of world premiere plays by Los Angeles playwrights Luis Alfaro and Tom Jacobson, British playwright Moby Pomerance, and New York playwright Jordan Harrison. READ MORE
Understanding Your Roots: Themes of Family Grow in Tree
by Janet Thielke | November 5, 2009
Playwright Julie Hebert handles themes of family in her new play Tree, presented by Ensemble Studio Theatre-LA, directed by Jessica Kubzansky. READ MORE
Legitimizing Los Angeles Theatre
by Colin Mitchell | October 30, 2008
Impossible, you say? The whole TOWN is illegitimate! People come here from other places so that they can obtain something that will allow them to LEAVE!
Fine. I’m talking about legitimizing Los Angeles Theatre. Now before I go on, understand, I…
