CASA celebrates Chinese culture with 18th annual show
I Am So Proud of You is a cultural coming-of-age play produced by CASA students.
REVIEW: The Rivals packs satirical wit into an English romance comedy
The School of Dramatic Arts put on a production of Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s The Rivals at the Bing Theatre last weekend. Set in Bath, England in the late 18th century, the play told the story of Lydia Languish (Alyona Podkolzina) and her suitors Captain Jack Absolute (Michael Khachanov), Bob Acres (Richard James O’Young) and Sir […]
Aeneid Theatre Company presents Molière’s The Miser
The Miser is a whimsical comedy that ventures into France’s aristocratic society.
Uncle Vanya brings Russian drama to USC theater
USC’s master of fine arts program portrays rural Russia in a historic play.
REVIEW: Acclaimed musical Amélie shines in Los Angeles
The musical cast of Amélie, A New Musical, adapted from the 2001 French film, performed their pre-broadway show at the Center Theater Group’s Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles.
REVIEW: Hopscotch in Concert redefines opera in live show
Hopscotch, the world’s first mobile opera performance, tells a unique tale of lovers burdened with the difficulties of life. Debuting at iconic Los Angeles sites since 2015, Hopscotch was performed in 24 cars that would travel through the city. There were eight scenic routes taken, each telling a different segment of the story. When a […]
Hedwig and the Angry Inch comes to Los Angeles
The musical has won multiple awards since it first appeared off-Broadway.
Ariadne auf Naxos thrives with its stage direction
USC Thornton Opera tackled one of Strauss’ most adored and performed compositions.
LA Opera attracts students with fresh interpretations
The Magic Flute returns to LA Opera with a young cast and vibrant visual imagery.
USC Thornton Opera presents Frau Schindler
A concert reading of the new opera was presented in Newman Recital Hall.