A Sad Song of Lost Intimacies

A Sad Song of Lost Intimacies

Editorial by Alessandra Brown  |  March 7, 2010

The Odyssey Theatre’s production of Noel Coward’s A Song at Twilight is superbly constructed. All aspects of the production tied in very well with the characters’ separate identities. READ MORE

Madea’s Big Happy Family: A Son’s Eulogy?

Madea’s Big Happy Family: A Son’s Eulogy?

Editorial by Alessandra Brown  |  February 2, 2010

Thoughts from CalArts MFA student and Ovation Fellow Alessandra Brown on Madea’s Big Happy Family… READ MORE



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The Straight-Ahead Route to Sideways The Play

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Getting Close With The Closeness of the Horizon

Tim Dang Makes Much Out of A Little Night Music

In This Week’s California International Theatre Festival, Good Things Are Coming in a Smaller Package

LA STAGE TALKS: Why Are Theater-Makers the Masters of Collaboration?

It is Done Got Done by Raising the Bar

Why are Theatre-Makers the Masters of Collaboration?

The Roads They Didn’t Take in Follies and Cyrano

Connie Chats on Opening Night: Follies

Let’s Talk About Talkbacks

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A Chorus Line in 3-D

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Playwright Michael Elyanow Shepherds The Children

Follies Femmes Maxwell and Houdyshell

East LA Hears From Evangeline Once More

Evelina Fernández and Her Contributions to Charity

Springtime in LA, at Café Vida and on April 29, 1992

Dressing (Actors) for Success

Re-Writing Copy, Duffy Discovered His Younger Self

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Theater Takes to the High Seas Part II: Be Flexible

Loomer Looks at Homegirls for Cornerstone’s Cafe Vida

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The Last Day is Finally Aloft

LA STAGE Talks: Criticism in LA

Pedestrian Walks From Fringe to a Five-Week Run

Arts Criticism: How Does it Serve Los Angeles?

Bedfellows Leads a Pack of Plays About Politics

The Happy Campers Behind the Unhappy Camp Logan

An Election-Year Fix With Mistretta at ICT

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Taking a Chance on Reborning Dolls

Cyrano in 2012 LA — His Nose Isn’t His Problem

Richard Chamberlain’s Latest Doctor and His Heiress

LA Theater Takes to the High Seas

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A Display of New Plays at SCR’s Pacific Festival

Pianist Golabek Tells Her Mother’s Story at the Geffen

Young Women Come of Age in Three Musicals. A Vietnamese American Plays Kim in Miss Saigon

This Bridge Club Doesn’t Play Cards

Busy Bets Malone is Thrice Upon a Mattress

How Premsrirat Developed Girl Most Likely To

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A Child — and a Teacher — Left Behind

The ‘Zamerican’ Danai Gurira Examines The Convert

Wendy Johnson’s Not Concealing Judy Holliday
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Rose’s Bedfellows Rises, Stehlin Staging

Class Acts — But Where’s LA in This Mix?