Beth Grant is one of the most prolific character actresses in Hollywood. She opens at the Colony Theatre on June 12 as Grace in Tom Ziegler’s Grace & Glorie… READ MORE
Magi Avila Becomes Carmen Miranda — The Lady in the Tutti Frutti Hat
by Don Grigware | June 10, 2010
Meager tribute has been paid to beautiful Carmen Miranda, the ultra colorful Portuguese star of ’40s and ’50s movie musicals. READ MORE
Robey Theatre Company receives grant recognition
by LA Stage Alliance | June 10, 2010
The California Community Foundation has selected Robey among a chosen few ethnically-specific organizations to receive CCF continuing support… READ MORE
Playwright/Director Del Shores Takes Risks with Yellow
by Tom Provenzano | June 9, 2010
Scene: The marquee of the Coast Playhouse in West Hollywood. At rise: The Playwright watches as a sign is mounted saying: “YELLOW written and directed by Del Shores.” READ MORE
Week of June 7, 2010
by LA Stage Alliance | June 9, 2010
Don’t miss out on Conerstone’s 3 Truths at the California Plaza and be sure to see Leiris/Picasso. READ MORE
The Elephant presents “Supernova”
by LA Stage Alliance | June 9, 2010
Elephant Theatre Company presents the world premiere of Supernova by Timothy McNeil. VIEW GALLERY
The NoHo Follies
by Don Shirley | June 8, 2010
The NoHo Show is a funny little web mocumentary about a particular substratum of the L.A. small theater scene. Unfair? Take a look. READ MORE
Jerry Herman: Enjoying the Latest “La Cage” Ride
by Deborah Behrens | June 8, 2010
Three is Jerry Herman’s lucky number. He the only composer/lyricist to have three shows play concurrently on Broadway… READ MORE
Streeping with David Dean Bottrell
by Mark Kinsey Stephenson | June 8, 2010
In October 2009, there was a blog article written by Tom Provenzano about David Dean Bottrell. While it may seem like a love-fest pile-on, I thought I’d add my two cents into the mix about this interesting cat. READ MORE
Playwright/Director David Jette Catches the “Tail” of a Picasso Play
by Ashley Steed | June 8, 2010
For three days on a sickbed in 1941, Pablo Picasso wrote his first play, Desire Caught by the Tail. Some three years later, Picasso’s friend, surrealist Michel Leiris and his wife Zette, produced a reading in their Paris home during the Nazi occupation. READ MORE
The Socialization of Ruthie Shapiro opens at Theatre West
by LA Stage Alliance | June 5, 2010
The Socialization of Ruthie Shapiro, a world premiere by LA-based playwright Barbara Nell Beery, opens at Theatre West. VIEW GALLERY
Elizabeth Swados Returns to Brecht’s Good Woman for Open Fist
by Julio Martinez | June 5, 2010
Speaking from her home in New York, composer/author/director Elizabeth Swados is busy working on an emergency deadline that has just been thrown her way… READ MORE
