‘Machinal’ is a strong, immersive triumph
The main stage production brings powerful social critique to McClintock Theatre.
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A murder — or nine — take place at McClintock Theatre in ‘Assassins’
Second-year SDA students staged “the most controversial musical ever written."
REVIEW: ‘La Vie Boheme’ lives on in Hollywood
The “RENT” 25th anniversary tour promises 525,600 minutes of entertainment.
BNT’s play shows love and trauma
Brand New Theatre's newest production takes a dive into how generational trauma affects one's perception of life.
Embark on a trip to ‘Virgin Creek’
SDA student Samantha Vargas’ original work grapples with the intersectionality between queerness, femininity and religion
Playback Theatre depicts emotive stories through improv show
Thirteen students performed improv skits based on stories provided by the audience.
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 […]
Skid Row theater troupe defies odds, inspires
Skid Row artists take part in a special edition of REEL Recovery, a nationwide film festival that explores addiction and recovery.
Proof compels with mathematic precision
The plot explores the life of a young mathematician who discovers her father’s notes.