‘Class’ Is A Class Act At The Falcon Theatre
Director DIMITRI TOSCAS polishes every facet of this jewel of a play and allows its Shakespearean spirit to comfortably don the garb of modern day sensibilities
Inside Out Shows What a Show’s All About
From the intimate stage of the Grove Theater Center, six women gave us one sassy session of entertainment therapy
Closer Than Ever Is Better Than Ever At Hollywood Piano
But Closer Then Ever reminds us that the extraordinary talent of the performer, presented to an audience closer than ever, remains the greatest special effect of all
Great Theatre Rises Again At The Colony’s The Road To Appomattox
If you have even a passing interest in the Civil War, go and see a magnificent General Robert E. Lee facing the final days of the Civil War in April 1865
The Other Place Is The Place To Be In NoHo
A feast of fine acting is on offer at The Road on Magnolia, which presents the Los Angeles premiere of The Other Place
Thanks To Holbrook, Ever The Twain We’ll Meet
Holbrook’s Tony Award-winning solo so completely captures Twain that we can honestly claim that he’s enjoying an afterlife after all
Go See A Carlin Home Companion: Growing Up With George At The Falcon
A Carlin Home Companion: Growing Up With George, now playing at The Falcon Theatre, lets us see the Carlins through the eyes of a precocious young girl
Burroughs Legally Blonde Musical Brings On The Fun And Fabulousness
Sunday's final show caps a weekend of Burroughs High School's campy and clever musical, "Legally Blonde."
Audiences Putty In The Hands Of ‘The Pliant Girls’
The Pliant Girls reminds us that the Colony Theatre showcases top-notch productions in addition to its own seasonal fare
Don’t Dress For Dinner Is A Comedy Feast
If you want to launch 2015 with a laugh, go see the Group Rep’s presentation of Don’t Dress For Dinner at the Lonny Chapman Theatre
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