Dedicated to the Generation I Love

Dedicated to the Generation I Love

Editorial by Don Shirley  |  November 17, 2009

Baby It’s You! and Mary Poppins trade on boomer memories instead of sturdy scripts. 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 Theatre…READ MORE.

Mary flies home to Hollywood

Mary flies home to Hollywood

Photos by Janet Thielke  |  October 18, 2009

Mary Poppins, Los Angeles’ most eagerly anticipated stage production, begins performances at the Center Theatre Group/Ahmanson Theatre on Friday, November 13, 2009 VIEW GALLERY

August at the Ahmanson

August at the Ahmanson

Photos by Janet Thielke  |  September 4, 2009

Photos from the current production of August: Osage County to play at the Center Theatre Group’s Ahmanson Theatre VIEW GALLERY

CTG Receives $1 Million from Mellon Foundation

CTG Receives $1 Million from Mellon Foundation

News by Janet Thielke  |  August 17, 2009

Center Theatre Group (CTG) receives $1 Million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to be used for the development of new and original works READ MORE

Spamalot

Spamalot

Photos by Janet Thielke  |  July 10, 2009

Monty  Python’s Spamalot, the musical lovingly ripped-off from Monty Python  and the Holy Grail, comes to the Ahmanson  Theatre July 7 through September 6. VIEW GALLERY

“Dame Edna: My First Last Tour” Opening At the Ahmanson

“Dame Edna: My First Last Tour” Opening At the Ahmanson

Photos by LA Stage Alliance  |  June 11, 2009

Dame Edna, the widely loved international homemaker, talk show host, gigastar, fashion icon, guru, swami, and most-sought-after friend of the rich, famous and royal, made a welcome return to the Center Theatre Group/Ahmanson Theatre in her June 10th opening. VIEW GALLERY.

Richard Maltby Brings Harlem to the Ahmanson

Richard Maltby Brings Harlem to the Ahmanson

Features by Connie Danese  |  April 20, 2009

Has it really been over 30 years since lyricist, director, screenwriter Richard Maltby, Jr. introduced Broadway to a new format for musical comedy success? Ain’t Misbehavin’ opened in a small cabaret at the Manhattan Theatre Club in 1978 to rave reviews. “We had no idea it would be a Broadway production.” Maltby is still amazed at the meteoric rise of the little show he conceived and directed. READ MORE