Pericles entertains with strong acting
The production is the first in A Noise Within’s “Lost & Found” series, and proves to be a highly entertaining summer theater blockbuster.
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Bells rings in with humor and heart
By JACKIE MANSKY
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured
The Bells of West 87th Street brings a New York brand of comedy to Los Angeles theaters.
Play creates darker version of J.M. Barrie’s classic tale
By ISABELLE MASON
in Arts & Entertainment, Theatre
Pan stays true to J.M. Barrie’s original telling of his story Peter and Wendy.
State of Troy Theater – “Broken Eggs” and “The Most Happy Fella”
By CHARLOTTE SPANGLER
in Blogs, Troy Meets World (old)
This weekend kicks off the “season of plays” at USC; from now until the end of the semester, there will be at least two productions every week, with some weeks having as many as four different productions! This weekend brings us to the School of Dramatic Arts official performances. Both are period pieces that deal […]
Play sinks teeth into Little Red
By NICK CIMARUSTI
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
Little Red Riding Hood is revisited in Wolves, which focuses on trust and hardship.
Wrath resonates with modern audiences
By MARIANNE ZUMBERGE
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Theatre
New Noise’s The Grapes of Wrath stays true to emotional core of John Steinbeck’s novel.
Jekyll & Hyde musical delivers multi-faceted hit
By STEPHANIE BYRD
2 Comments/in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Reviews, Theatre
The musical explores the univeral struggle between darkness and light through Dr. Jekyll, who is plagued by his alter ego Mr. Hyde.
Track 3 adds music and dance to Chekhov’s classic
By CHARLOTTE SPANGLER
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Reviews, Theatre
The play Track 3 infuses the original Anton Chekhov production of Three Sisters with modern dialogue, music and choreography.
Barn offers cheap, worthy entertainment
By MARIANNE ZUMBERGE
in Arts & Entertainment, Reviews, Theatre
The Independent Shakespeare Company’s Red Barn regales audiences with genuine hilarity and knockout performances.
One-woman show depicts LA writer’s life
By MARIANNE ZUMBERGE
in Arts & Entertainment, Reviews, Theatre
The Year of Magical Thinking offers audiences a glimpse into the life of Joan Didion.