In British playwright Joe Penhall’s Blue/Orange, Christopher is a patient in a London psychiatric hospital who…
Plays that show characters changing through the years are some of the most challenging…
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Today we received a letter from Andrew Landecker, senior film student at Calabasas High…
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In a world that is consumed by political correctness, Avenue Q, which made its…
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Camelot, the original “Game of Thrones,” is familiar to theater and film fans through…
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Its theater is definitely of the no-frills variety, a black box constructed in the…
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Next week, former Cabrillo Music Theater artistic director Lewis Wilkenfeld returns to Thousand Oaks…
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Ragtime, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty’s musicalized version of E. L. Doctorow’s novel about…
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Musical Theatre Guild’s latest staged reading, Minnie’s Boys, was performed at Glendale’s Alex Theatre on…
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As Simon Stephens’ 2015 play Heisenberg opens, a 75-year-old Irish butcher named Alex Priest is sitting…