David Mamet's Oval Office farce November centers on an imploding U.S. president, Charles Smith (Ed Begley Jr.), running for a second term, while his own re-elect
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Izolda really loved her husband. No, I mean she really loved him. The way young Albert Narracott of Devon loved his equine in War Horse. She fell in love with him in
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Our critics were brushing up their Shakespeare over the weekend, with reviews of Cymbeline,Julius Caesar and Henry VI, Part I. Jeff Stetson's 1987 retrospective
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So what's the difference between a story and a lie? There are any number of possible answers to this conundrum ? circling around issues of knowingly lying versus
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Casa 0101 and the Latino Equity Alliance present "Coming Out" Day (Thursday, October 11) in Boyle Heights, in association with the theater's Brown & Out Theat
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The international performing arts program formerly known as UCLA Live has been reinvented. It needed to be reinvented after 2010, when university officials squashed
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If you attend a production presented by the Antaeus Company in North Hollywood, it's hard to be sure which performers you'll be seeing.Antaeus specializes in
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On Dec. 30, 2003, just before supper in their New York apartment, Joan Didion's husband and writing partner of almost 40 years, John Gregory Dunne, stopped talki
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In Jordi Galcerán Ferrer's comedy-thriller The Grönholm Method at Burbank's Falcon Theatre, the human resources department at a Fortune 500 company named B
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Enthusiastic reviews this week for Shakespeare: Deborah Klugman has some good things to say about Much Ado About Nothing at Knightsbridge Theatre, and Amy Lyons was
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A series of poems by Thomas Hardy, grieving after the death of his first, estranged wife, inspired Athol Fugard's latest play, The Blue Iris, now receiving its U
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