The elements of farce, according to theatrical canon, are absurd characters and situations, slapstick physical humor and shovelfuls of risqué…
George Alexander
Affluence is a major issue in American society today — a few people have a lot of it while a…
The program for “The Country House” digs its pointy elbow into your ribs to ensure you get “it” — the…
Wal-Mart? A mom-and-pop corner store, despite its 2.1 million employees worldwide. Bank of America? A payday loan business, despite its…
Spoiler Alert: Animals are, indeed, hurt in this play. They’re the oxen gored by playwright Steven Drukman and they can…
As someone who loves George Gershwin’s music, could listen to it 24/7 and never tire of it, I’d looked forward…
It’s Saturday and you’ve just been given tickets to an Edward Albee play. What to wear, what to wear? You…
It’s a story as old or older as any to be found in the Old Testament: a dysfunctional family; a…
The old adage — “never tell your best friend anything you wouldn’t want your worst enemy to know” — is…
Robert Keasler (left) and Brett Donaldson in “What Kind of God?” ‘What Kind Of God?’ By Steve JulianDirected by…
Valerie Rose Lohman and Nick Reilly in “The Diary of Anne Frank”Photo by Ed Krieger ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’…
Cast members in a scene from “We Are Proud…”Photo by Jillian Armenante ‘We Are Proud to Present a Presentation About…
‘The Royale’ By Marco RamirezDirected by Daniel AukinKirk Douglas Theatre, Culver City, Calif.Through June 2, 2013 For African-Americans at the…
John Hurt in “Krapp’s Last Tape”Photo by Ryan Miller ‘Krapp’s Last Tape’ By Samuel BeckettDirected by Michael ColganA Gate Theatre…