Topdog/Underdog: An Important Play, Well Done

Topdog/Underdog:
An Important Play, Well Done

Editorial by Martin Head  |  August 24, 2010

Topdog Underdog, Suzan-Lori Parks’ Pulitzer Prize winning play, is a powerful and intense two man drama that originated Off Broadway in 2001. I have read the book several times and studied the play and its characters. I have long looked forward to seeing a live production of this show and this production was everything I hoped for and more. READ MORE

A Reflection on Four Places

A Reflection on Four Places

Editorial by Martin Head  |  July 15, 2010

Four Places is a deep and provocative play I saw two weekends ago at the Rogue Machine Theatre. Written by Joel Drake Johnson and directed by Robin Larsen, this is a play I have reflected upon often and only now do I understand why I’ve put off writing about it for so long.  READ MORE

The Ballad of Emmet Till At the Fountain Theatre

The Ballad of Emmet Till At the Fountain Theatre

Editorial by Martin Head  |  April 15, 2010

The energy in the café  of the Fountain Theatre was alive and stirring after last Friday night’s production of The Ballad of Emmet TillREAD MORE

Actors Talk Like Real People in Shining City

Actors Talk Like Real People in Shining City

Editorial by Martin Head  |  December 9, 2009

Thoughts from LA City College graduate Ovation Fellow Martin Head on Shining City playing at the Fountain Theatre…READ MORE.

A Full Day of Play

A Full Day of Play

Editorial by Martin Head  |  November 11, 2009

Thoughts from LA City College graduate Martin Head, on Parade at the Mark Taper Forum and Children of a Lesser God at Deaf West TheatreREAD MORE.