On Stage Los Angeles

As I have said, I am not a member of Actors Equity.   I passed up that opportunity years ago when I realized I wanted to actually make a ...

--> The Echo Theatre plunges back into the fray with two short plays.  Jessica Dickey’s ROW AFTER ROW embraces the s...

When Trevor Allen worked at Disneyland, his goal was to become the living embodiment of Peter Pan.   A noble goal for ...

In their program notes, Boston Court Artistic Directors Michael Michetti (who directs this play) and Jessica Kubzansky...

In 1980, I arrived at the stage door of The Mark Taper Forum. It was the last performance of Children of a Lesser God .  Thanks to April We...

--> Cynical friends said before the Actors Equity Association Councilor’s vote on the disassembly of the Los Angeles 99 Seat...

Today the Actors Equity Association Council will vote on the proposal to end the current “99 Seat Plan” for Los Angele...

One thing that I love about The Colony Theatre in Burbank is that they keep the place up beautifully and lay out a great spread on ope...

--> Theatre West is a Los Angeles institution.  Unlike almost any small theatre in town, it has held forth for more than fifty...

As I have said over the past few weeks, the proposed change to the Los Angeles AEA 99 seat plan was the wrong thing for intimate theatre he...

--> As the Fountain Theatre celebrates 25 years producing outstanding feats of theatre in their unusual space in Hollywood, i...

Playwright Marisa Wegrzyn’s   Mud Blue Sky opened to an appropriate Prom Night Theme with balloons and wrist corsages. The enthusi...