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DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA at the Los Angeles Theatre Center
Photo by Trinocerous Paul Birchall – Stage Raw Talk about site specific theater: Here’s a production of playwright John Patrick Shanley’s romantic standard that is immersive — literally. Read more…...
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’57 CHEVY at the Los Angeles Theatre Center
Photo by Stephen Mihalek Jenny Lower – LA Weekly Though the Latino Theater Company’s newest production never delves into contemporary politics, it’s hard to imagine a more direct or effective...
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LA OLLA at Los Angeles Theatre Center
Photo by Grettel Cortes Neal Weaver – Stage Raw This play with music by Evelina Fernández is a modern-day adaptation of The Pot of Gold by the ancient Roman playwright, Plautus. Read more… Now running...
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THE DIG at L.A.T.C.
Neal Weaver – Stage Raw In her intriguing solo-drama, writer-performer Stacie Chaiken plays archeologist Sally Jenkins, who specializes in the study of ancient DNA. As she says, “It’s easy to extract...
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TIME ALONE at L.A.T.C.
(Photo by David Morrison) Deborah Klugman – Capital & Main This powerful drama by Alessandro Camon delves into the minds of two extraordinarily isolated people: a convict serving a life sentence...
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LATINA CHRISTMAS SPECIAL at L.A.T.C.
(Photo by Xavi Moreno) Jenny Lower – Stage Raw First performed in 2013, the Latino Theater Company’s Latina Christmas Special reunites three comedians — Diana Yanez, Sandra Valls and Maria Russell —...
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THE HAPPIEST SONG PLAYS LAST at LATC
Gil Solis Katie Buenneke – Stage Raw The Happiest Song Plays Last is, as the title implies, the last play in the Elliot trilogy, three works by Quiara Alegría Hudes playing concurrently in Los Angeles....
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CANYON at the Los Angeles Theatre Center
Dean Cechvala Margaret Gray – LA Times Ask any real estate agent: People love a view. We’ll go out of our way — and far above asking price — for an elevated perch with a sweeping panorama. A view makes...
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THE MOTHER OF HENRY at the Los Angeles Theatre Center
Andrew Vasquez Deborah Klugman – Capital & Main Evelina Fernández’s world premiere play, The Mother of Henry, is set within Los Angeles’ Eastside barrio, Boyle Heights, in 1968. It was a watershed...
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REVOLUCIONES at the Los Angeles Theatre Center
Andrew Vasquez Deborah Klugman – Stage Raw Too often idealists who lead revolts against fascist regimes end up assuming the same dictatorial and bloodthirsty predilections as their enemies. Read more…...
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