Full Disclosure, The Twentieth-Century Way, Sick, Dementia

Full Disclosure, The Twentieth-Century Way, Sick, Dementia

Editorial by Don Shirley  |  May 14, 2010

Four L.A.-set plays take theategoers to the San Fernando Valley, 1914 Long Beach, and downtown’s LATC. READ MORE.



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Cunningham Dance Foundation benefit a success

The USC Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism Program

Festival of New American Musicals Begins Third Summer

By the Grace of Beth Grant

Magi Avila Becomes Carmen Miranda — The Lady in the Tutti Frutti Hat

Robey Theatre Company receives grant recognition

Playwright/Director Del Shores Takes Risks with Yellow

Week of June 7, 2010

The Elephant presents “Supernova”

The NoHo Follies

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Jerry Herman: Enjoying the Latest “La Cage” Ride

Streeping with David Dean Bottrell

Playwright/Director David Jette Catches the “Tail” of a Picasso Play

The Socialization of Ruthie Shapiro opens at Theatre West

Elizabeth Swados Returns to Brecht’s Good Woman for Open Fist

Weekly Round-Up

“I cannot find the words to say…”

Cate Caplin: Creative, Charismatic and Classy

“South Pacific” opens at the Ahmanson

First Ever Hollywood Fringe Festival

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Michael Vukadinovich May Be Today’s Chekhov

3 Truths Becomes Cornerstone’s Finale in a Six-Play Series

Week of June 1, 2010

Naomi Iizuka, Bridge Builder

Anton’s Uncles Celebrates Chekhov’s 150th Anniversary

1951-2006

New Yorker Theater Critic Hilton Als Speaks at REDCAT

EM Lewis: The Stuff

Weekly Round-Up

Family Festival at the Getty Center

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Week of May 24, 2010

LA Stage Alliance Executive Director Terence McFarland and Steven Leigh Morris discuss the Audience

There’s No Limits for Children With a Hearing Loss

“Midsummer” opens at Hermosa Beach Playhouse

Lisa Wolpe Rides a Wilde Shakespeare Wave

“Lost” fans visit “Madagascar”

Spring, San Pedro and Shakespeare

Backstreet: A Second Chance to Question One’s Heritage

The Benefits of a Long Run… “Broadway” and Otherwise

Anna Khaja’s Personal Journey to Shaheed