Barn offers cheap, worthy entertainment
The Independent Shakespeare Company’s Red Barn regales audiences with genuine hilarity and knockout performances.
Salesgirl revels in absurdity
The unique approach to Death of a Salesgirl makes the play a theatrical treat.
Peter Pan stuns with clever design, story
Last weekend, Peter Pan, or the Boy Who Would Not Grow Up put a new spin on the classic J.M. Barrie tale at the Massman Theatre.
Dilemma poses questions of morality
A Noise Within’s production of George Bernard Shaw’s The Doctor’s Dilemma engages audiences with complex themes of life and death.
Production tackles difficult Shakespeare
A Noise Within’s Cymbeline gives new life to old language, plumbing every depth of Shakespeare’s rich and rare work.
Little Shop delighted with talented cast
USC’s Musical Theater Repertory dazzles audiences with Little Shop of Horrors.
Red Room illustrates family dynamics
Christopher Knopf’s The Red Room gives audiences a sneak peek into family life during Hollywood’s Golden Age.
Last Five Years depicts love found, lost
With a unique structure and well-crafted songs, The Last Five Years boasts a haunting portrayal of deteriorating romantic love.
One-woman show depicts LA writer’s life
The Year of Magical Thinking offers audiences a glimpse into the life of Joan Didion.
Mormon thrills at the Pantages
The Book of Mormon steals audiences’ hearts with spectacular comedy.