Review: WIVES at East West Players
Far more corny than it is cutting or inspiring...the play offers a few insights, scattered laughs and a ton of heavy-handed self-actualization. Even at 90 minutes, this one feels repetitive.…
Little Fish Theatre
514 N. Prospect Ave Ste L-1
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Little Fish Theatre is a theatre in Redondo Beach, CA.
Articles
Review: JAGGED LITTLE PILL at Ovation Theatre
Jagged Little Pill takes on a Herculean challenge: create a good original story out of a set of existing songs connected only by artist. Diablo Cody, the librettist for this Alanis Morissette musical, accomplishes this feat.…
Review: HEARTBREAK HOUSE at Antaeus Theatre Company
HEARTBREAK HOUSE marks the start of Antaeus Theatre Company’s thirty-fifth anniversary season, and it bodes well for what they have in store.…
Review: FALSETTOS at Victory Theatre
Let’s face the music: William Finn’s Falsettos, written during the Reagan administration’s brutal fumbling of the AIDS epidemic and polarizing of the LGBTQ+ community, remains strikingly relevant to today.…
Review: COME FROM AWAY at A Noise Within
Clearly there were a lot worse places to be on that infamous day than small provincial Gander. In Julia Rodriguez-Elliott’s spirited and heart-warming production...A Noise Within let’s us savor that unique visit.…
Review: WAITING IN THE WINGS at Theatricum Botanicum
Waiting in the Wings explores the glamor and elegance of a lost era, life on the stage of 1920s music halls, the terror and loss and beauty of aging, and the incomparable treasures of female friendship. …
Review: THE LIGHT WE LEAVE BEHIND Is a Dreamlike Experience Best Left Unexplained
BroadwayWorld reviews THE LIGHT WE LEAVE BEHIND, an unconventional concert experience that's as much about the mood as the music, playing through October 25 in Downtown LA's Arts District…
Review: BAT BOY at GEM Theatre
Before the hit movie-to-musical adaptations Legally Blonde and Heathers, Laurence O’Keefe wrote Bat Boy, a cult classic camp-horror musical about a boy who is half human and half bat.…
Review: CATCH ME IF YOU CAN at Colony Theatre
CATCH ME IF YOU CAN is a vivacious and colorful show making the most of its 1960s setting to dazzle us with period fashions and backdrops.…
Review: CRONE CREED at El Portal Theatre
CRONE CREED is an ambitious take on mythology and fate, and it is one of the best shows the El Portal has offered in recent years — out of a field of many exceptional efforts.…
Past Shows
11 total · showing 1–10
Fallen Angels
A champagne-soaked comedy of nerves, Fallen Angels follows best friends Julia and Jane as they brace for the arrival of a former lover they once shared. What begins as nervous anticipation quickly spirals into a hilarious unraveling of propriety, fueled by cocktails...
The Taming
In this sharp and timely satire, a Republican Senator’s chief of staff, a liberal influencer, and a Southern beauty queen find themselves unexpectedly locked in a hotel room. What begins as a partisan standoff quickly escalates into a high-stakes negotiation filled with...
Righteous Among Us
Mila, an African-American researcher at a civil rights museum, spends her days collecting oral histories from the descendants of those who saved Jews—and those who were saved—during the Holocaust. But when she discovers conflicting accounts of one celebrated family’s heroic...
Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol
In this inventive and emotionally resonant twist on A Christmas Carol, Jacob Marley -Scrooge’s long-suffering and equally miserly business partner- finds himself condemned to wander the afterlife, shackled by the chains forged through a lifetime of greed. But on the night before...
Cry It Out
When Jessie, a new mother adjusting to life at home with her infant, strikes up a friendship with her neighbor Lina, the two quickly find solace in their shared exhaustion and confusion. But their fragile connection is tested when a third mom — from a very different world —...
Shooting Star
This funny and tender two-hander introduces us to former college sweethearts unexpectedly reunited during a snowstorm at a middle-of-nowhere airport. Over the course of one long night, the pair rediscover old flames, revisit youthful dreams, and wrestle with the “what ifs” that...
King James
At once hilarious and deeply heartfelt, King James explores the complex bond between two friends brought together, and sometimes pulled apart, by their shared love of basketball legend LeBron James. Set against the backdrop of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ championship rise and fall...
Pick of the Vine 2025
Little Fish Theatre reopens in a new temporary venue with the 23rd annual Pick of the Vine, a festival celebrating short plays that explores the theme of "Finding Your Way Home." The festival features a diverse collection of nine short plays by both established and emerging...
Queen of Fishtown
A character-driven solo show set on a stoop in Philadelphia, where humor is a defense mechanism and self-care is a punchline. Kathleen Burke's not mad that her Fishtown neighborhood has gentrified around her, but when she gets the surprise of her life at her 40th birthday party...
Di Lady Di
A one woman, coming-of-age, powerhouse, new fairytale musical. Searingly innovative and comedic, DI LADY DI eschews the fairytale glamor of the people’s princess to illuminate her struggles in a paternalistic society and dysfunctional family. Under pressure to sacrifice self and...
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CLUB27 Jaxx Theatre (10/01-10/30) |
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The Cottage North Coast Repertory (10/28-11/22) |
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Woof Odyssey Theatre (10/03-11/08) |
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A Killer Night in Studio City Vitello's (9/06-10/31) |
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Adam Pascal Feinstein's at the Nikko (10/23-10/24) |
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Assassins The Actors Company — The Other Space (11/06-11/29) |
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EVITA Valverde Annex (10/17-10/25) |
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Sonic Live In Concert Usher Hall (2/18-2/18) |
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Handel's Messiah Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church (12/22-12/22) |
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Poet/Performer Camille Hernandez Featured in One-Woman Show Sierra Madre Playhouse (11/15-11/15) |
