by Shari Barrett - June 06, 2026
9 to 5 the Musical was an enjoyably nostalgic experience for those of us who actually lived through working in mid-20th Century offices, albeit losing much humorous dialogue and lyrics due to the faulty sound system....
by Shari Barrett - June 05, 2026
The West Coast premiere of Grangeville is staged to absolute perfection on all levels including the script, director, actors, and overall technical brilliance at the Ruskin Group Theatre....
by Andrew Child - June 04, 2026
Suzanne Andrade and Barrie Kosky’s Magic Flute returns to LA Opera with a whimsical fusion of animations by Paul Barritt. The effect of the production is a bit surprising. Yes, as characters are revealed by revolving doors and interact with animations of barking dogs, Mozart’s music takes on a n...
by Michael Quintos - June 04, 2026
It's a very rare treat—particularly all the way here in Orange County, California—to hear Broadway songs and the stories behind them performed directly by the legendary composer himself, even for just a one-night-only event. But that is exactly the gift bestowed upon a rapt audience recently whe...
by Evan Henerson - June 03, 2026
As substantial as its built-in assets are, the two-time Tony Award winner, musical is lacking in other areas. Book writer Kristoffer Diaz has crafted an exciting leading character, and an even more interesting supporting player. Alas, he has also included a rather perfunctory family triangle that gu...
by Evan Henerson - May 31, 2026
Booth’s deeply sympathetic rendering of a good man navigating a life of crises is 95 minutes of sublimity. And in the role of Kenneth, actor Petey McGee delivers a performance that is as throat lump-inducing as it is uplifting....
by Evan Henerson - May 27, 2026
Andy Wolk's production transports Sophokles’s work off the pages of a high school syllabus and directly across the threshold of our comfort zone....
by Shari Barrett - May 26, 2026
Along with the impeccable acting and Diana Wyenn's brilliant direction, the most striking element of the production is Randy Wong-Westbrooke’s scenic design which features a half-dome representation of a rocket engine....
by Shari Barrett - May 20, 2026
Based on the adventures of Johnston McCully's legendary pulp hero, Armienta infuses his opera with the music and sounds of early-19th century Alta California, including flamenco, corrido, and mariachi, with all performed exquisitely by the 24-member POP Orchestra....
by Andrew Child - May 18, 2026
Brava to Alexandra Silber for capturing all the heart and humor of Lerner’s original book with her thoughtful new adaptation and brava to Katie Spelman for dreaming up a Brigadoon that is as ebullient and spirited as it is deeply human....
Past Shows
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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 Christmas Coven explores the complicated dynamics of friendship and ambition when Becca returns to her old high school coven, facing a choice between newfound...
Coyote Lullaby tells the story of a young folk singer who, upon arriving at her new home in Laurel Canyon, grapples with her rising fame...
The Bachelors Club, written by Tom Jacobson, explores the unexpected history of LGBTQ+ individuals in Oklahoma through the lens of a queer couple in Los...
Following a month of sold out shows,” IRON SKIRT STORIES” has extended and is back to bring you original tales of strength, resilience and humor,...
Shauna declares today Gratituesday as a way to keep spirits up around the Inn. After all, isnt it important to practice gratitude? As we catch...
Join us for our final restream before releasing BRAND NEW episodes beginning in April 2021!Come watch past episodes with us and stick around after and...
Fan favorite, ISOLATION INN is back! Come watch past episodes with us and stick around after and hang out with cast and production team as...
Registering for Ep 2 will automatically give you access to Ep 1, INNtroductions in case you need to catch up. Stick around after the Ep...
Videos
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The Most Happy Fella North Coast Repertory Theatre (6/03-6/28) |
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A Haunting Revue II Impro Theatre (6/06-6/26) |
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Chameleon - A New Musical Hudson Theatre - MainStage (6/03-6/07) |
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Melt : The Play The Marilyn Theatre at the Lee Strasberg Institute (6/11-6/13) |
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My Life is a Sonnet Broadwater Studio (6/07-6/27) |
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Mike Blaha: Pivotal Nomad Broadwater Studio (6/07-6/24) |
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MISS MAGNOLIA BEAUMONT GOES TO PROVINCETOWN Los Angeles LGBT Center’s Davidson/Valentini Theatre (6/17-6/28) |
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The Show Has Been Cancelled (Due to the End of The World) Broadwater Second Stage (6/16-6/27) |
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In the Blink of an Eye: A Musical Memoir The Pico (6/19-6/21) |
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Bilingual Foundation of the Arts Presents the Lincoln Park Theatre Festival Plaza de la Raza - Margo Albert Theater (6/05-6/07) |
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