The Los Angeles Times isn’t reviewing productions at some of LA County’s bigger theaters. Meanwhile, one summer Shakespeare tradition is suspended, while another is enlarged. READ MORE
Midsize Matters
by Don Shirley | December 8, 2009
The middle tier of L.A.’s theater scene gets no respect. But with 18-plus companies producing on mid-level Equity contracts, why not? READ MORE.
Bleeding Through Delves into LA’s Historic ‘Film Murders’
by Julio Martinez | October 30, 2009
Co-written and co-directed by Theresa Chavez and Rosa Portillo, Bleeding Through uncovers the narrative ghosts of LA’s historic Angelino Heights district where more cinematic “murders” have occurred than anywhere else in the world. READ MORE
“All the World’s a Stage” For Aquila Theatre
by Ashley Steed | July 20, 2009
Aquila Theatre’s mission statement is “bringing the greatest works to the greatest number of people. Get it out there!” says founder Peter Meineck READ MORE
Free Ticket Promotion!
As You Like It at Shakespeare Festival/LA
by LA Stage Alliance | July 16, 2009
If you’re a LA Stage Alliance Dedicated Supporter or higher, try your luck for two free tickets! READ MORE TO ENTER
Jay Leno and Adam Corolla host ShakesBEER Kegger for Shakespeare Festival/LA!
by Douglas Clayton | June 4, 2009
Photos of Shakespeare Festival/LA’s first annual ShakesBEER Kegger. VIEW GALLERY
