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I (as well as the six friends who went to the play with me) was really looking forward to this, hadn’t seen Burt Young (“Rocky,”...

I was first introduced to Chalk Repertory Theatre a few months ago when I attended “In Case of Emergency,” a play performed in residential garages...

Summer is fading fast, and if you haven’t yet visited the magical Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum in Topanga Canyon for one of their annual...

Another interesting play in the NoHo Arts District, this time at the Lonny Chapman Theater. By Carol Edger Germain Gus Krieger’s “The Armadillo...

REVIEW: “In Case of Emergency” Chalk Repertory Theatre is dedicated to producing classical and contemporary plays in unconventional spaces (past...

I had the pleasure of attending back-to-back opening night performances of the latest from the Australian Theatre Company, “Speaking in Tongues” and...

First, good news about the Antaeus Theatre – although it is already convenient to Pasadena at its location in North Hollywood, it is moving to Glendale...

This is a starkly staged and beautifully choreographed presentation of the story of Robert “Yank” Smith (played by Haile D’Alan), head coal stoker on...

What is the path we take to find love in a harsh world? By Carol Edger Germain Colleen Camp Productions and CRAZYface Productions present a fresh new production...

I am so happy to have learned about this venue and dance group (and embarrassed that I didn’t know about it before – presumed it was just a dance...

Advertised as a “pitch black comedic thriller,” I was immediately intrigued by this play written be Andrea Lepcio and directed by Stuart Ross. By...

Ester is a swimmer trying to stay afloat. Amy is curled up on the locker room floor. Ruby Rae Spiegel’s play is about female friendship, abortion and...

Way more than I expected, way more than I knew. Although I was well aware of the alarming beginning of the AIDS epidemic of the early ’80’s, and...

A daring and dazzling and thoroughly fascinating telling of the classic love story. By Carol Edger Germain Feuding families, forbidden love, a secret marriage,...

“The Mountaintop,” currently running at the Matrix Theater in Hollywood, is an imagining of what might have been going through Martin Luther King,...

Emily Hinkler and Elizabeth Hinkler, young and talented twins, portray twin sisters Magda and Matilde, respectively, in Germany in the 1930’s in a play...