CASA 0101 Theater Celebrates Fernando Valenzuela in ‘Fernandomania’
CASA 0101 Theater opened its Fernandomania Ten-Minute Play Festival on August 29, 2025 as part of its 25th Anniversary season.
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Breaking the Frame: Two Solo Shows on Art and Identity’
For four performances only, the Japanese American National Museum‘s Democracy Center is presenting two Asian American solo performance shows that
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘The Motherf**ker with the Hat’
When I first read the Stephen Adley Guirgis’ The Motherf**ker with the Hat many years ago — having seen numerous
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘& Juliet’
& Juliet, now performing in Los Angeles at the Ahmanson Theatre on their national tour, is a bombastic jukebox musical
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Cynthia Erivo and Adam Lambert Lead ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ at the Hollywood Bowl
Cynthia Erivo and Adam Lambert took center stage in Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar
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‘If I Awaken In Los Angeles’ Offers Cultural Pride, Influence, and a Love Letter to the City
Hollywood Boulevard on a Friday Night is, perhaps, most famous for its proximity to performance art: from the TCL and
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Some Like It Hot’
I’ve always considered the 1959 classic Some Like It Hot starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, and Jack Lemmon as one
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Berta, Berta’
There are many exciting elements at play with the west coast premiere of Angelica Chéri‘s Berta, Berta at the Echo
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Yankee Dawg You Die’
If you’ve ever studied Asian American theatre history, Philip Kan Gotanda‘s Yankee Dawg You Die is one of the pinnacle
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Los Angeles Theatre, Let’s Talk About Palestine
To the Los Angeles theatre community, I love you and I adore you. I’ve been part of you for the
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘My Brother’s Keeper’
Theatre is a fascinating beast where unlike the medium of film and television, theatre can never be replicated and a
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History Had its Eyes on the ‘Hamilton’ Original Broadway Cast Reunion at the Tonys
The 78th Tony Awards, hosted by Cynthia Erivo, were held on Sunday, and Maybe Happy Endings swept many of the
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Hamlet’
With the promise of Center Theatre Group‘s Hamlet (both adapted and directed by Robert O’Hara) being bold and daring for
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘The Chinese Lady’
As a script, Lloyd Suh‘s The Chinese Lady has been a fascinating play that caught my attention since its world
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Life of Pi’
Throughout my teenage years as well as adulthood, I have never read Yann Martel‘s Life of Pi or seen the
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘The Staircase’
Having its world premiere at the South Coast Repertory, Noa Gardner‘s The Staircase is a deeply personal play that brings
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘The Delicate Tears of the Waning Moon’
It is only fitting that the opening night of The Delicate Tears of the Waning Moon on May 3rd at
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Myra Molloy on ‘Hadestown’ and Being the First Thai Lead in a Broadway Musical
On May 6, Myra Molloy will take over the lead role of Eurydice in the Tony-winning Hadestown. I had the
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘The Last Play by Rickérby Hinds’
One of the most common (and perhaps overused) playwrighting tropes I’ve often seen on stage is a meta play about
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Just Like Us’
Launching the 40th anniversary season of Latino Theater Company is Just Like Us, a rather timely play written by Karen
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Last Night at Mikell’s’
There is a special kind of joy to be had when I learn about a theatre company for the first
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘You Are Cordially Invited to the End of the World!’
I’ve only seen two productions directed by Zi Alikhan, the first being Frou-Frou: A Menagerie of Sorts just two months
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‘The Enabler Monologues’ is a Two-Night Only Theatrical Protest Event
Echo Theater Company presents the The Enabler Monologues, a searing, darkly comedic, two-night-only theatrical protest event that exposes the enablers of fascism
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