Reviews

A Noise Within’s production of Death of a Salesman incorporates interesting perspectives, rhythms, and stylistic tweaks into Arthur Miller’s 1949 Pulitzer...

Any 'Hamlet' that begins with the dead king’s body being ceremoniously washed, followed by the ghost speaking to Hamlet in subtitled Hindi, is bound to be...

The movie consists of archival footage, news clips, and talking heads interviewed by Roher. His interest is more than just journalistic. He has, as it were,...

“In space, no one can hear you scream.

When Boston Court Pasadena, Circle X Theatre, Outside In Theater, director Jessica Kubzansky, puppets, and otherworldly communication and exploration are...

I sometimes wonder if there’s an alternate universe, and after seeing "The Bride," I’m sure it’s possible.

"Crime 101" does what it sets out to do; that is, it delivers the thrills and chills appropriate to the genre.

A slowly building but very explosive presentation of Arthur Miller's post-World War II play, this production explores the repercussions and adjustments forced...

Shakespeare just never gets old. For proof, look to A Noise Within’s production of Richard III—relevant, profound, professional, and accessible from...

Theatre Review | Divine Purpose and Deadly Envy at Pasadena Playhouse’s...

Having seen my share of movie theaters turned into other venues, I loved the last image of The Secret Agent, one of ten films nominated in this year’s Academy...

Packed with tension and perfect for fans of the hit show Yellowjackets, Lost Girls centers on Evie, a lonely teenage girl who was part of a group of eight left...

As expected, another unique production from Open Fist Theater Company has arrived at Atwater Village Theatre!

Chen and Vonsattel combined very well on the Schubert, demonstrating impressive synchronization. Chen’s occasional, well-placed glissando added vitality to...

Two hours of Marty Supreme, with its titular character running, scheming, and lying, should have left me exhausted. Yet, I walked out of the theater on a rainy...

While I believe in poetic license, at times the film seemed to play fast and loose with the scant documentation of the Bard’s home life, not just taking...