Now, as the End of Everything foretold by the ancient Mayans bears down on us like a runaway Muni bus, they turn to a subject that's in the back of everyone's mind: the End of the World. Killing My Lobster Does Not Fear the End! begins a three week run November 1-18th at the Intersection for the Arts in SOMA.
The Lyric Theatre on N. La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles concludes its 2011 season of musicals with the world premiere of iGhost, book by Doug Haverty, music by Adryan Russ, and lyrics by Russ and Haverty. Directed by Jules Aaron, performances begin on May 13, and opening night is set for Friday, May 20 at 8:00. The limited run will continue through June 18.
Fun, Fabulous, Food Filled Nights!...Coming together around a mouthwatering table of small plates, we create an experience in the theatre that is intimate and delicious.
Fun, Fabulous, Food Filled Nights!...Coming together around a mouthwatering table of small plates, we create an experience in the theatre that is intimate and delicious.
Doug Haverty and Adryan Russ are getting ready to open their latest musical, iGhost, May 20th at the Lyric Theare in Los Angeles. Here they talk about what it's like to be longtime collaborators.
The Lyric Theatre on N. La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles concludes its 2011 season of musicals with the world premiere of iGhost, book by Doug Haverty, music by Adryan Russ, and lyrics by Russ and Haverty. Directed by Jules Aaron, performances begin on May 13, and opening night is set for Friday, May 20 at 8:00. The limited run will continue through June 18.
The Lyric Theatre on N. La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles concludes its 2011 season of musicals with the world premiere of iGhost, book by Doug Haverty, music by Adryan Russ, and lyrics by Russ and Haverty. Directed by Jules Aaron, performances begin on May 13, and opening night is set for Friday, May 20 at 8:00. The limited run will continue through June 18.
Good theatre should be like good food, the more you know about where it came from and how it was made, the better it tastes.
San Francisco sketch comedians Killing My Lobster (KML) return to long form storytelling with the world premiere of Matt Pelfrey's play Pure Shock Value at the Exit Theater.
San Francisco sketch comedians Killing My Lobster (KML) return to long form storytelling with the world premiere of Matt Pelfrey's play Pure Shock Value at the Exit Theater.
The California Shakespeare Theater will host a number of summer theater camps, and is seeking campers
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