It is a post-rehearsal tete-a-tete between Circus Theatricals’ impresario Jack Stehlin, who has become a noted purveyor of LA theatre, and world-wide theatrical artist John Farmanesh-Bocca, who has decided to lay down roots again in California. READ MORE
Jack Stehlin & John Farmanesh-Bocca:
A Friendship Renewed for Titus Redux
by Tom Provenzano | August 27, 2010
The Jerzy Boys: Davey, Jack and David
by Cynthia Citron | May 14, 2010
“If Jerzy Kosinski were here right now, he’d probably be hiding under the table pouring tea a few drops at a time into your shoe. He actually did that once to Warren Beatty.” Playwright Davey Holmes is sitting in Peet’s Coffee Shop talking about the protagonist of his play More Lies About Jerzy… READ MORE
Playwright Shem Bitterman: “Theatre is about what’s surprising”
by Cynthia Citron | March 20, 2010
Award-winning playwright Shem Bitterman’s Influence deals with World Bank Director plotting to set up a branch of his bank in Iraq, which would automatically give legitimacy to that country’s disorganized government and imply that everything there was under control. READ MORE
