DESKTOP
Contact
The Season
On Broadway
Login

Search BroadwayStars

Search:
Author:
Source:
Date Range: From: To:
Sort by: Most Recent   Most Relevant
351 stories from LA Weekly

It's a Small World at 45: Songwriter Richard Sherman and Costumer Alice Davis on the Creation of Your Mom's Favorite Disney Ride

A. D'AlessandroWalt Disney told songwriters the Brothers Sherman: 'This song is going to send your kids through college.'​ Let's face it, It's a Small World was always mom's favorite …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on August 24, 2011

Private/Private Ventures and Wallace Foundation publish new study on after-school programs

Randolph AdamsTreat Yourself Like Cary Grant​Rick Pagano's tale of a death row inmate who think's he's the famous actor is being reviewed this weekend at Hollywood's Lillian Theatre. …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:56pm on August 20, 2011

Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis, Zombie Joe's Devils Love at Midnight and Sandra Bernhard's I Love Being Me, Don't You?

Justin DavanzoSarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis presented by City Garage at Track 16/Bergamot Station​ ​ Local theater's looking kinda edgy in the dog days of late August: Paul Bir…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 3:28pm on August 15, 2011

Independent Shakespeare Company: Shakespeare In the Park, This Time With Kids

Steven Leigh MorrisRachel (foreground) with kids, brushing up their Shakespeare in the park.​ On the car ride to Griffith Park, 11-year-old Rachel is in one of her moods. "Can't you j…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:25pm on August 11, 2011

Melissa James Gibson's "This": Playwrights Horizons at the Kirk Douglas

Craig SchwartzThis​ The Playwrights Horizons production of Melissa James Gibson's domestic comedy, This, opened on Sunday at the Kirk Douglas Theatre (presented by Center Theatre Grou…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 6:26pm on August 9, 2011

Joe Hernandez-Kolski's Awake and Jed Mills' Choices: Is the Solo Show a Lesser Form of Theater?

Patti McGuireJoe Hernandez-Kolski certainly looks Awake.​ This week in our theater section, Steven Leigh Morris reviews two solo shows: Joe Hernandez-Kolski's Awake, a sleek one-man d…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on August 5, 2011

James Earl Jones, Beyond Darth Vader: Five More Fierce Onscreen Roles of the Honorary Oscar Recipient

​ The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced yesterday that James Earl Jones will receive an honorary Oscar this year. For many tinseltown pundits, an honorary Oscar is …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 10:12pm on August 4, 2011

Laraine Newman, Jennifer Tilly and Roger Bart take on the stars in "Celebrity Autobiography"

Rafael TongolThe War Cycle: Gospel According to the First Squad​Los Angeles Theatre Ensemble brings back its Gospel According to the First Squad (from its War Cycle trilogy), in what …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:36am on August 2, 2011

Pee Wee Herman Makes a Comeback: Top 10 Artworks Inspired by Paul Reubens' Famed TV Character at Gallery 1988

Art by Ben Chlapek, Courtesy of Gallery 1988​ Pee Wee Herman is back in full swing, with an appearance last weekend at San Diego's Comic-Con, a show here in L.A. that moved to Broadwa…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on July 29, 2011

Anne Deavere Smith's Let Me Down Easy, Reviewed

Amy Graves​ This week in our theater section, Steven Leigh Morris reviews Anne Deavere Smith's latest set of interview-based monologues, Let Me Down Easy, now at the Broad Stage. Whil…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:00pm on July 29, 2011

Stage Raw: Othello

COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGS (after the jump) NEW THEATER REVIEWSStage FEATURE on Merry Wives of Windsor in Topanga Canyon and Griffith ParkBrian HelmOthello​On a care-free, car-fre…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 1:00pm on July 19, 2011

Stage Raw: Rebellion at Antaeus Company

COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGS NEW THEATER REVIEWSStage FEATURE on Merry Wives of Windsor in Topanga Canyon and Griffith Park Tim Dietlein 1776 Glendale Centre Theatre's well-reviewed…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:50am on July 15, 2011

Marie Losier P-Orridge Film The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye: Best Documentary Ever About a Husband and Wife Having Surgery to Become Copies of Each Other

​ "Sex is a virus," says Richard Foreman in Marie Losier's short film about his experimental theater work, The Ontological Cowboy, screening Sunday at LA Filmforum. "Let's not kid our…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 8:15pm on July 8, 2011

Stage Raw: Margo Veil

COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGSNEW THEATER REVIEWSStage FEATURE on Salome and J.M. Barrie at PRTEnciDorie Barton and Tom Fitzpatrick in "Margo Veil" at the Odyssey Theatre​This week's …

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 9:32pm on July 5, 2011

Stage Raw: LA Weekly Fringe Award Winner

COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGSNEW THEATER REVIEWSStage FEATURE on Salome and J.M. Barrie at PRTCuriousjosh.comThe Burning Opera​The Burning Opera: How to Survive the Apocalypse, creat…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 8:51pm on June 30, 2011

Stage Raw: Bash'd

NEW THEATER REVIEWSStage FEATURE on Radar L.A.Sean LambertBash'd, A Gay Rap Opera​A string of recommends comes with this week's theater reviews: Bash'd, A Gay Rap Opera at Celebration…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 2:36am on June 29, 2011

Submit Your Stories From the Hollywood Trenches

Flickr/smileymanwithahatHollywood, seen inside-out​ I'm still surprised by the things people do in L.A. Last week, I met a guy who was a personal trainer at the Playboy mansion. "Was,"…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 5:00pm on June 27, 2011

Stage Raw: Fringe Reviews, Week 2

COMPLETE THEATER LISTINGSNEW THEATER REVIEWSStage FEATURE : A Case for Small TheaterCourtesy Los Angeles Poverty DepartmentState of Incarcertion, in Radar L.A.​More reviews from the H…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 12:37pm on June 21, 2011

We'll Do Our Own Damn Theater Panel: 'Uninvited' 99-Seat Theaters Rebel Against Radar L.A. and TCG

Stephen BirchPadua Playwrights' Guy Zimmerman makes a point​ The first jolt of Los Angeles' big summer of theater came to its convulsive close yesterday with the final curtain of the R…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 8:38pm on June 20, 2011

Julie Taymor Talks Lions and Beatles (But Not Spiders) for a Packed House at LAFF

Julie Taymor​ A former child actress and a performer to the core, a cheerful Julie Taymor balanced a passion for her projects with an obvious compulsion to entertain in an event last n…

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 7:21pm on June 20, 2011

Stage Raw: Somewhere, Over the Radar

A Case for Small Theater ​The Groundings' Crazy Uncle Joe Show has a one-night only tenth anniversary performance (Wed., June 22, 8 p.m

SOURCE: LA Weekly at 8:57pm on June 18, 2011

LA Weekly: Steamy, Steamy Night

The 23rd Annual L.A. Weekly Theater Awards by Steven Leigh Morris
Winners include James Barbour and Austin Pendleton.

SOURCE: www.laweekly.com at 12:00am on April 26, 2002

LA Weekly: Steamy, Steamy Night

The 23rd Annual L.A. Weekly Theater Awards by Steven Leigh Morris
Winners include James Barbour and Austin Pendleton.

SOURCE: www.laweekly.com at 12:00am on April 26, 2002

LA Weekly: Theater Feature: A Fan's Notes: Tori Spelling, live onstage! by Sandra Ross

Tori Spelling is a supernova in the constellation of pop stars. Which is why I jumped at a chance to cover her theatrical debut in Maybe Baby, It's You at the Coronet Theater.
Very funny article. Tori loves live theater; why, the last play she saw was Fame.

SOURCE: www.laweekly.com at 12:00am on March 24, 2002

LA Weekly: Cover Feature: Laughing in the Dark: The education of Edward Albee by Steven Leigh Morris

SOURCE: www.laweekly.com at 12:00am on March 24, 2002
« Previous 25   Page 14 of 15   Next 25 »