Posts By Steven Leigh Morris

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We're guided by program notes and advertising materials to believe that Rebecca Gilman's new play, Luna Gale, is primarily about a social worker in Iowa and Read full Post
In its rather earnest way, Andrew Hinderaker's Dirty calls into question how the word obscene often applies to pornography but not to, say, mergers and acquisiti Read full Post
Encuentro 2014, an inspiring, monthlong festival of 18 Latino performances and readings, just closed at Los Angeles Theatre Center downtown and a couple of off-site Read full Post
A common habit by drama critics is to compare and contrast a new adaptation of an old work with or against that old work, which would seem a reasonable approach. But Read full Post
David Ives' Tony-nominated 2010 sexual comedy, Venus in Fur, is to eroticism what Yasmina Reza's Art is to painting. Both are beguiling, erudite parlor games Read full Post
At first, Tarell Alvin McCraney's study of five, black prep-school students (Jeremy Pope, Nicholas L. Ashe, Donovan Mitchell, Grantham Coleman and Caleb Eberhardt), Read full Post
For the first time in years, Center Theatre Group is showing glimmers of what a flagship theater is supposed to do ? allow the questions posed in one production to c Read full Post
Playwrights under 40 write mainly about love and politics, or so the adage goes; playwrights over 40 write mainly about death.By the time Samuel Beckett's Happy Read full Post
David Mamet's play Race, about a rich, white guy seeking a law firm to defend him from accusations of raping a black woman, ought to feel ripped from the headlin Read full Post
Actor-playwright Keith Stevenson is one lucky fellow, having a top-flight ensemble to write comedies for; and having a director, Guillermo Cienfuegos, with such a sy Read full Post
There is no discernible guiding principle for the selection of the New Original Works Festival's compilation of choreography, spoken word, song and enveloping vi Read full Post
Oh, sex: Can we ever get over it? And if we do, what will there be to write about? What would the state of the world be if it weren't largely defined by overt an Read full Post
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