Moving Arts Theatre presents In the Tomb of Ten Thousand Calendars by Stephen Dierkes, directed by Jeff Liu. Ninety feet underground, an emperor is laid to rest. A revolution tries to erase his memory. A son rejects everything his father stands for. In the Tomb of Ten Thousand...
Political and politically motivated, this quintet of characters offers a blistering two-hour presentation on how extremist religious views can warp minds, even that of intellectuals. It’s a smart, timely, and timeless script that is both illuminating and alarming.…
The world of Barry Edelstein’s high octane spin on MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING at the Old Globe Theater is much of a much, containing much of just about everything...Of Shakespeare’s comedies, Edelstein’s cast, crew and musicians have worked awfully hard to make this merry.…
Based on characters in Bram Stoker's novel, Dracula: The Musical, with a score by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics/book by Christopher Hampton and Don Black, will no doubt attract fans of the genre and its well-known characters to see Justin Meyers bring his terrifyingly horrific yet totally mesmerizing im…
Like the playwright, several of these company members are themselves proud Topangans. Performing as they are in the center of town, in quite literally the House that Geer Built, you’ve got to figure that they have a nightly audience who will get all the hippy in-jokes.…
Puppet Up!'s motley crew of Jim Henson puppets are as raw and funny as you can get...if you're willing.…
Here are my interviews with director Melissa Chalsma, composer David Melville, and actor Carene Rose Mekertichyan on COMEDY OF ERRORS presented by Independent Shakespeare Company outdoors in Griffith Park this summer.…
All in all, Lakefront offers a very enjoyable two-hour romantic journey guaranteed to keep you laughing and rooting for these lost and lonely souls looking for their soulmate.…
Focusing on four lonely people in Southern California, it dramatizes the ever-shifting facets of our relationships as we struggle to be vulnerable and honest with others and ourselves.…
Beautifully and tenderly directed by Matthew McCray, this ferociously performed and often visually hypnotic intimate production of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical is such a pleasant surprise, instantly becoming one of Chance Theater's most piercingly emotional new musicals it has ever produc…
Applause has too much heart and is simply too much fun to be bogged down by its shortcomings, so audiences should take advantage of catching this gem while they can.…
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Years after Henry Canning’s conviction for the murder of sixteen women, his children live very different lives. Elise has remained on the infamous family property, running it as an archery school, while her brother Harry has built a career exploiting their father’s crimes...
One Chance. Two Voices. A Nation in the Balance.
Gabby (played by Emily Blokker-Dalquist) grew up with her mother, stepfather, and stepbrothers in Colorado Springs: mega church capital of The United States. For all intents and purposes, they were a happy, blended, christian family. However, when her brother Hunter (played by...
Moving Arts Theater proudly announces the World Premiere of Amy Dellagiarino’s new play Hello, My Name Is… A darkly satirical comedy about losing your way on the journey to find yourself. What do you do when the world makes no sense? Some people meditate. Some people travel. And...
One moonlit night, Reverend Brand, a fiery 19th century circuit preacher, emerges from the shadowy mountains of Appalachia and our collective history...
Moving Arts presents the world premiere of Sorry., a play written by Melissa R. Randel and co-directed by Larry Biederman. This thought-provoking work explores the struggles of three women from different eras — a contemporary lawyer named Francine, a 19th-century herbalist named...
A true story of intrigue and artists, set during the 1936 Fascist Italian investigation of pornography charges in Taormina, Sicily. This artistic prosecution uncovers a much darker secret of an 1890s love triangle involving poet Sebastian Melmoth, photographer Wilhelm Von...
here comes the night, written by Lisa Kenner Grissom and directed by Hailey McAfee, will make its world premiere at Moving Arts Theatre in Los Angeles. This dark comedic drama revolves around the unexpected reunion of two women, Olivia and Maggie, set against the backdrop of...
Beach, Please, written by Nabra Nelson, explores a young woman's quest for meaning amidst the relentless pace of life in Los Angeles by metaphorically embodying the beach. This play is part of Moving Arts' MADLab 2024, showcasing five new works developed by Los Angeles writers...
Plain Mr. Smith, written by Chris Banda, explores the complexities of second chances in the aftermath of a nearby shooting at an Inglewood bar. As a Person of Interest enters their lives, the regulars grapple with their pasts and the need for redemption. This staged reading is...
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6 Out of 10 Theatre 68 (8/20-8/20) |
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Catch Me If You Can Colony Theatre (9/17-10/18) |
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Gershwin and the Golden Age The Soraya (10/11-10/11) |
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John Lloyd Young Feinstein's at the Nikko (8/21-8/22) |
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Love, Loss and What I Wore Sawyer's Playhouse (8/08-8/30) |
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Melt : The Play The Marilyn Theatre at the Lee Strasberg Institute (9/24-10/02) |
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Our Man in Santiago by Mark Wilding Odyssey Theatre Ensemble (9/10-9/20) |
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Mount Wilson Observatory’s “Sunday Afternoon Concerts in the Dome” presents Webern String Quartet Mount Wilson Observatory (9/06-9/06) |
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A Year With Frog and Toad The Phantom Projects Theatre at La Habra Depot (2/19-3/07) |
