Theater

In the new musical, “The Heart of Rock & Roll,” a boatload of well-known hits and lesser-known songs by Huey…

Written in 2015 by two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Lynn Nottage, “Sweat” is a powerful and dramatic look at workers in…

An author invites a self-proclaimed clairvoyant into his home with plans to observe her during a séance and mockingly incorporate…

There are only a few more weeks left to see Aurora Theatre Company’s intense and moving production of “Detroit ’67,”…

In James Ijames’ new play “Kill Move Paradise” the Wilma Theater stage is transformed into blindingly white, perilous slope with…

The Taper is kicking off the 2018-19 season with a strong start, Lynn Nottage’s Pulitzer Prize winning “Sweat.” Written in…

Benedick and Beatrice hate each other until they love each other. Claudio and Hero love each other until they hate…

Neil Simon’s Barefoot in the Park is an amusing time capsule from the early 1960s – the clothing, the technology,…

Despite a slow and inflated start, the West Coast premiere of “Everybody” at Cal Shakes, by award-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins…

National Book Award finalist Christina García, author of six novels, including the satirical, “King of Cuba,” from which this play…

One of the more remarkable aspects of the bold and engaging “White” is that James Ijames’ inspiration for the play…

How many works of literature can you name that have given rise to a regularly used English adjective? Not many?…

Just when I was bemoaning the dearth of newly minted original musicals, along comes “Soft Power,” a wonderfully innovative, exciting,…

Either the emperor is wearing no clothes or I need to return to the Ahmanson and watch “The Humans” again….