Gregg T. Daniel has a diversified career as director and actor of stage, television and film. READ MORE
Week Two – Starting to Scratch the Surface
by Jane McEneaney | July 9, 2010
Here we are in Week Two and we’re finally starting to get somewhere. The girls have started telling secrets in their journals for me to read later. READ MORE
Orange County’s 3D Theatricals
Welcomes Dolly
by Lee Melville | July 9, 2010
“This show changed my life!” says Calvin Remsberg, recalling the first time he saw the Jerry Herman-Michael Stewart musical Hello Dolly! in its pre-Broadway tryout at the National Theatre in Washington DC in December 1963. READ MORE
Theatre Asylum Encores Best of the Fringe
by Lee Melville | July 9, 2010
The 11-day first annual Hollywood Fringe Festival ended June 27 but the presenters at Theatre Asylum, where many of the shows played, are not willing to let it go. READ MORE
Sacramento Rounds up Spamalot
by Steve Julian | July 8, 2010
The problem with staging Monty Python’s Spamalot in the round is, “Where do you throw the cow? Do you take out Section E?” READ MORE
Incredible Shrinking Coverage, Summer Shakespeare Shifts
by Don Shirley | July 8, 2010
The Los Angeles Times isn’t reviewing productions at some of LA County’s bigger theaters. Meanwhile, one summer Shakespeare tradition is suspended, while another is enlarged. READ MORE
Israel Hicks Dies at Age 66 After Battle With Cancer
by LA Stage Alliance | July 8, 2010
Israel Hicks, Founding Artistic Director of Ebony Repertory Theatre (ERT), died Saturday, July 3 after a valiant battle with prostate cancer. He was 66. READ MORE
Pasadena Playhouse Emerges From Bankruptcy
by LA Stage Alliance | July 8, 2010
Pasadena Playhouse, the State Theater of California, announced that its Plan of Reorganization was approved yesterday by the United States Bankruptcy Court in Los Angeles and emerged from Chapter 11 after nearly two months. READ MORE
Davis Gaines Portrays Historical Richard Henry Lee in 1776
by Steve Julian | July 7, 2010
In the journey toward the Declaration of Independence, Davis Gaines (Phantom of the Opera, Broadway, Ahmanson; Parade, Mark Taper Forum) has a small but personal role… READ MORE
Connie Chats
by Connie Danese | July 6, 2010
Rent at the Bowl, South Pacifc at the Ahmanson, New Home for Noise Within and Show at the Celebration READ MORE
Director Bruce Gray Serves Black Coffee at Theatre 40
by Gary Ballard | July 6, 2010
Bruce Gray is abuzz. As director of Theatre 40′s opener of its 45th season, Agatha Christie’s first play, Black Coffee, he’s juggling the spheres and chapeaus of another opening, another show with a chipper enthusiasm born of 35 years experience in solving dramaturgical difficulties. READ MORE
You Never Forget Your First
by Ashley Steed | July 6, 2010
It’s been a week since the end of the inaugural Hollywood Fringe Festival. Not only was this a first for Hollywood, it was also my first fringe experience ever. READ MORE
