Pacific Resident Theatre brings Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter's Tony Award winning play, THE HOMECOMING (tonight, May 30 - July 26,2015) , to Los Angeles for the first time in over a decade.
Pacific Resident Theatre brings Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter's Tony Award winning play, THE HOMECOMING (May 30 - July 26,2015) , to Los Angeles for the first time in over a decade.
BOREDOM is a Dick Zigun play adapted from MAXIM GORKY's trash-talking Coney Island essay about his 1904 visit.
American icon Loretta Lynn, who has delighted audiences for over five decades with her distinctive fusion of twang, grit and energy, makes a rare Omaha concert appearance at the Holland Performing Arts Center on Friday, August 7, at 8:00 p.m.
Outrageous, bawdy, and pointed: LYSISTRATA may be one of the oldest comedies we have (written in 411 B.C.E. by the great Greek troublemaker Aristophanes) but it remains both wickedly funny and pertinent. He wrote it 20 years into a bloody war that seemed endless. His premise? Have women conspire to withhold sex from their men until they can't take it any more and agree to a peace treaty.
The Reedy Point Players will present Stocking Stuffers: A full length season comedy, written by Geff Moyer and produced by special arrangement with Brooklyn Publishers LLC.
Not too many seasons back, at Theatre Works I saw a charming review of turn-of-the-century musical numbers (by the likes of Irving Berlin and others) entitled SIMPLE MELODIES. The songs were rendered by a small but talented ensemble, and I so enjoyed it that I returned more than once - basically, because I wanted to treat friends who I knew would appreciate it as much as I did. With Theatre Memphis' TINTYPES, conceived by Mary Kyte with Mel Marvin and Gary Pearle, and charmingly directed (often with a 'knowing wink') by Kell Christie, I may just have to contact those friends once again.
The 9/11 Cultural Festival presents new Off Broadway productions of The 9/11 Plays at Medicine Show Theatre, tonight, September 12th, 8pm.
The 9/11 Cultural Festival presents new Off Broadway productions of The 9/11 Plays at Medicine Show Theatre, Friday, September 12th, 8pm.
Now that the world premier of 'Zorro!' has opened and is enjoying ever-growing and receptive audiences of all ages, the adaptor of this famous swashbuckling tale, James Rana, had time to answer a few questions. This is the third world premiere in three years written by Rana, and produced by the Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company, with its artistic director, Gayle Stahlhuth, directing.
9/11 Cultural Festival in association with The Playroom Theater presents new Off Broadway plays of The 9/11 Plays. The 9/11 Cultural Festival Script in Hand Reading Series is five plays that will be performed in one day by one company as part of the 9/11 Cultural Festival.
9/11 Cultural Festival in association with The Playroom Theater presents new Off Broadway plays of The 9/11 Plays. The 9/11 Cultural Festival Script in Hand Reading Series is five plays that will be performed in one day by one company as part of the 9/11 Cultural Festival.
Shakespeare/Summerfest Orange County (SOC) at The Garden Grove Amphitheater continues its innovative 2014 season of ONE BIG FAMILY UNDER THE STARS by joining forces with the Vietnamese American Arts & Letters Association (VAALA) in producing a community night benefit for VAALA. TRIEU TRAN (UNPLUGGED), a concert version of the Vietnamese American actor's critically acclaimed UNCLE HO TO UNCLE SAM, directed by Robert Egan, which played to sold out houses at The Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles last year, will make its Orange County debut for a one-night only engagement.
Today we are tipping our very best top hat to Uncle Sam and celebrating the greatest theatre-themed July 4 moments in honor of Independence Day!
REFORM: A PLAY was created by director and playwright Jen Emma Hertel, who cameto age as a theater practitioner with the Living Theatre, her MA from NYU, and the late Bob Sickinger.
Airlines for America (A4A), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S. airlines, today launched a campaign calling on the Administration and Members of Congress to take action to restore transparency in the Department of Transportation's (DOT) airline advertising rules to ensure consumers know exactly how much of their travel dollars are going to federal taxes.
As a foreigner living in the land of Uncle Sam, author Bo Kyung Kim realized that as time passes, by her Korean culture is slowly meshing with that of the US culture. As she seeks to use her studies, her dance, and her songs, she invites readers to join 'A Multicultural Song that I Sing Alone' (published by AuthorHouse) to help spread peace and harmony to every race in each nation.
Juliet Echo Productions will present REFORM: A PLAY, a new experimental play being presented at the gallery space of CULTURE on three upcoming Tuesdays: tonight, Jan. 28th, or Feb. 4th, and Feb 11th, 2014.
Juliet Echo Productions will present REFORM: A PLAY, a new experimental play being presented at the gallery space of CULTURE on three upcoming Tuesdays: Jan. 28th, Feb. 4th, and Feb 11th, 2014.
Although the Wild... series is an alphabet children's book of poetry, it can be enjoyed by children and adults of all ages. The creatures that Fr. Ralph introduces us to are from all over the world; some common, some extremely rare, and all amusing in their own way. In Wild..., Fr. Ralph takes us from Anne, the quiet Clam, whose mother is chowder, to Uncle Sam the Eagle, who wishes he were gentle but claims, 'I am what I am,' to the Umbrella bird who thinks it is 'quite absurd' that some people don't believe he exists, to the Yamaha Shark who suggests that we don't want to meet him at close quarters. These and the twenty-two other creatures of the alphabet bring delight and humor to readers of all ages.
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