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351 stories from LA Weekly

Lord of the Rings Parody Musical Fellowship! Returns to L.A., With Superfans

Mark Baer, 2009 You might say that Fellowship! The Musical Parody of The Fellowship of the Ring has gone there and back again. After originating at NoHo's El Portal Theatre in 2004 and winn…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:15pm on April 30, 2012

USC Changes 'School of Theater' to 'School of Dramatic Arts.' So What's the Difference?

Mark BerndtUSC School of Dramatic Arts Dean Madeline Puzo What's in a name? Would that which we call the USC School of Theatre by any other name smell as sweet? Sweeter, apparently, or so i…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 6:47pm on April 24, 2012

How to Enjoy L.A. Arts and Culture Without a Car

Alissa Walker When someone asks me if they have to rent a car when visiting L.A., I really, really, really, really want to say no. Of course you can experience L.A. without a car. I do it ev…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on April 13, 2012

L.A. Weekly Theater Awards 2012: Greece is the Word

Tim NorrisA sacrifice to the godsBlending droll wit and broad farce, sketch-comedy troupe Lost Moon Radio hosted the 33rd annual L.A. Weekly Theater Awards Monday night in a taut show at Ava…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:00am on April 5, 2012

Do We Really Need Playwrights? Our L.A. Weekly Theater Issue Asks the Question

Star Foreman​This week is our annual theater issue, which looks at ensemble-created work -- work that's not written by a playwright typing by themselves on a computer, but created duri…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:30pm on March 29, 2012

The Chaotic Travels of the Theater Company Poor Dog Group

Brian Guillian​Click on the image to make it bigger Zipping from Malibu to Manhattan, spending a month in Europe, regrouping and conferring with like-minded colleagues in a state-of-t…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 10:00am on March 29, 2012

A Waiting for Godot "Not to Be Missed"; LAWEES on Monday! Plus All the Latest New Theater Reviews...

Craig SchwartzAlan Mandell and Barry McGovern star in "Waiting for Godot" at the Taper​Lovell Estell III, a veteran aficionado of Samuel Beckett's works in general, and Waiting for Go…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:06pm on March 28, 2012

A Waiting for Godot "Not to Be Missed", LAWEES on Monday! Plus All the Latest New Theater Reviews...

Craig SchwartzAlan Mandell and Barry McGovern star in "Waiting for Godot" at the Taper​Lovell Estell III, a veteran aficionado of Samuel Beckett's works in general, and Waiting for Go…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:06pm on March 28, 2012

Audience Spills Oil on Actors and Loads Them Into Body Bags, in a New Play About the BP Oil Spill. Really.

Flickr/Deepwater Horizon Response​ When the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded in 2010, most Angelenos experienced the oil spill's devastation secondhand through TV news reports, …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on March 28, 2012

Could This License Plate Save California's Arts Funding Crisis?

California Arts Council​ You've likely noticed this sun setting behind an iconic row of palms as it darted in front of you on the 405. But unless you've got one of these specialty pla…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:00am on March 23, 2012

What to See On Stage? This Week's Theater/Dance/Comedy Listings

Craig SchwartzRene Millan and Stepahnie Beatriz in Richard Montoya's "American Night," now playing at the Kirk Douglas Theatre​Richard Montoya's American Night opened ​Sunday n…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 10:00am on March 15, 2012

The Spidey Project -- a low-rent musical parody of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, and more new reviews

Barry WeissCelebration Theatre's "The Color Purple"​Celebration Theatre's intimate-theater rendition of the musical, The Color Purple, based on Alice Walker's novel, ​ is this …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 7:08pm on March 14, 2012

Antaeus Company double dips The Seagull, and more New Theater Reviews . . .

Alexandra Goodman​Antaeus Company's double-cast production of Chekhov's The Seagull scored this week's Pick of the Week.​ Click here for all of this week's New Theater Reviews,…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:24pm on March 7, 2012

How Do You Create a Fake Theater Troupe? Art Collective My Barbarian Pulls it Off at Human Resources

Human ResourcesStill from My Barbarian's video Shakuntala DuBois​ Opening night of My Barbarian's new show, Broke People's Baroque Peoples' Theater, artist Anna Sew Hoy rolled and writ…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on March 1, 2012

Figure 8, Boom, The Treatment, and more new reviews . . .

Kevin SharpThe tawdriness of family life, in "Figure 8" at Theatre of NOTE​Phinneas Kiyomura's discerning family drama, Figure 8 at Theatre of NOTE, is this week's Pick of the Week. Å

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:25pm on February 29, 2012

Dogs in Space: Poor Dog Group's Space Race Play The Internationalists at South Coas Rep

Photo courtesy of the artistsThe Internationalists​ In 2007, a ragtag company of young CalArts grads by the name of Poor Dog Group made its debut on the stage of REDCAT's New Works Fes…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on February 29, 2012

'Don't Stick Your Dick in My Mouth Before We've Kissed': Sheri Sanders' 10 Tips on Auditioning for Rock Musicals

Rebecca HaithcoatSheri Sanders​Inside the Lyric Theatre on La Brea, the compact Sheri Sanders is curled in a chair, squinting her eyes and smiling almost apologetically at the nervous …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on February 24, 2012

Starcast: A Website Where Anyone Can Audition to Be the Next Channing Tatum

Screenshots courtesy of StarcastThe "best performances" screen on Starcast​Startups is a new column about new companies, big ideas and bold discoveries happening in the L.A. area. OK,…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:10pm on February 23, 2012

Mariano Pensotti, Argentinian Theater Auteur, on His Show at REDCAT and its Crazy Spinning Set

Mariano Pensotti​ Argentinian theater auteur Mariano Pensotti has staged performance pieces on a Cologne train station platform, on the sidewalk of a Buenos Aires street and inside a b…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 4:22pm on February 22, 2012

Candida, and other New Theater Reviews . . .

Aaron Morgan"Candida," produced by Crysalis Stage at The Complex​Chrysalis Stage's revival of G.B. Shaw's Candida at The Complex nabbed this week's Pick of the Week. ​ Our crit…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:23pm on February 22, 2012

L.A. Weekly Critic Steven Leigh Morris Gets Two-Book Deal to Write About L.A. Theater History, Chickens

Steven Leigh MorrisMorris' chicken, Fortinbras​The Weekly's critic-at-large, Steven Leigh Morris, has landed a two-book publishing deal with New Hampshire-based Smith and Kraus Publis…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on February 20, 2012

The Weekend's Stage Listings; Theater Awards updates

Courtesy Jonathan ViguersJose Rivera's "Marisol" (Art of Acting Studio) is being reviewed this weekend. Check out all new stage reviews on Tuesday​Thanks for the comments on prior blo…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:44pm on February 17, 2012

L.A. Weekly Theater Awards: The Nominations

John FlynnCorryn Cummins and Sam Anderson in Blackbird, nominated for multiple awards​On April 2, L.A. Weekly will honor the best work on our small stages from 2011 at the 33rd annual …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 11:00am on February 16, 2012

Sarah's War, Other New Reviews, and L.A. Weekly Theater Awards Info

Jordan Elgalby"Sarah"s War is this week's Pick. Go to the jump for all other new stage reviews.​The nominees for the 33rd annual L.A. Weekly Theater Awards will be posted Wednesday ev…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:59pm on February 15, 2012

William Shatner Interview Outtakes: Star Trek Star on His Solo Show, Horses and Starbucks

Nanette Gonzales​ William Shatner, as you can imagine, has a lot to say. ​Now 80, the Star Trek legend opens his one-man show Shatner's World: We Just Live in It, on Broadway Fe…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:47pm on February 10, 2012
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