Review: AMPED UP POETRY IN MOTION - FREESTYLE LOVE REIGNS SUPREME at Pasadena Playhouse
The work is smart, kinetic, occasionally a bit raunchy and a blast.
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Review: GROCERS GONE WILD IN KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE at Independent Shakespeare Company In Griffith Park
ISC’s unique brand of Shakespeare in the park has long been a summertime favorite for Angelenos of all ages.
Review: DEAR EVAN HANSEN Is Still Waving, Searching and Yanking on Heartstrings
With its award-winning book by Steven Levenson and score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, the touring version of DEAR EVAN HANSEN offers the same gut punches along with assurances that life for the Hansens, the Murphys and the millions of nameless, faceless lonely souls out there on the internet may y
Review: A WICKED SOUL makes for a killer evening
Director Mike Donahue’s production on the Geffen’s Cates stage is so intelligent, well-crafted and downright fun that A WICKED SOUL IN CHERRY HILL seems destined to have a future beyond Westwood.
Review: Boys will be Monsters in THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE
The work of director Guillermo Cienfuegos, Alex Neher and Justin Preston is brave, honest and frequently stomach-churning, the kind of character study that should frighten the hell out of anybody (particularly parents).
BWW Review: KING OF THE YEES at Sierra Madre Playhouse
As directed by Tim Dang for the Sierra Madre Playhouse, KING OF THE YEES is a comedy and a quest, a Caroll-ian plunge through Chinatown led by a sure-handed guide who is seeking some penetrating answers.
BWW Review: KING LEAR at Wallis Annenberg Center For The Arts
Despite some instances of inventive staging and plenty of technical blares and flashes, John Gould Rubin’s production is as wrongheaded as it is irritating to sit through.
BWW Review: VENUS IN FURS at Atwater Village Theater
The lady is four-alarm hot; the man, her plaything.
BWW Review: HADESTOWN at Ahmanson Theatre
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BWW Review: A DEATH DEFYING ESCAPE at Hudson Guild Theater
Prestidigitation factors heavily into ESCAPE, but it’s by no means the performance’s only draw.
BWW Review: HOODED OR BEING BLACK FOR DUMMIES at Echo Theater Company At Atwater Village Theatre
Ahmed Best's production expertly blends fantasy, pop cultural references and the keen observation of a sharp script.
BWW Review: BARBS APLENTY IN SATIRE THE PLAY THAT YOU WANT at Road Theatre
The satirical juices flow through Michael John Garces’ production of THE PLAY YOU WANT.
BWW Review: Stop the Music! Misguided Musicalized Movies light up THE REVUE, at Colony Theatre
Suppose you took a really good movie – or a crowd-pleaser - and you loaded it down with bad music.
BWW Review: ASSASSINS Shoots to Thrill
Los Angeles’s East West Players has a long and vibrant history with the musicals of Stephen Sondheim, making it hardly a news flash that the company would both take a – er – shot at the composer’s controversial 1990 work, ASSASSINS, and end up bringing it off so splendidly.
BWW Review: POWER OF SAIL at Geffen Playhouse
POWER OF SAIL is a smart firecracker of a play getting a blistering production at the Geffen Playhouse directed by Weyni Mengesha.
BWW Review: ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL at A Noise Within
ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL undeniably has at its center, a butterfly-in-waiting and a marvelous performer waiting to take her on.
BWW Review: SLAVE PLAY Considers and Probes
Unquestionably, we all should listen.
BWW Review: SOMETHING ROTTEN! at Kavli Theatre
If a playgoer knows anything about Shakespeare and/or musicals, then for sheer inventiveness, sweetness and curtain-to-curtain smiles, SOMETHING ROTTEN! has you covered.
BWW Review: Touring CHRISTMAS CAROL Lights up the Season
Directed by Thomas Caruso from the original production helmed by Matthew Warchus, the L.
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