A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘King Hedley II’
It is always a pleasure to review any productions at A Noise Within because more often than not, they constantly
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‘Mix-Mix: The Filipino Adventures of a German Jewish Boy’ to Open Next Month in L.A.
Latino Theater Company and Playwrights’ Arena present the world premiere of an epic World War II odyssey inspired by an astonishing, little-known true story.
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Chalk Repertory & Ensemble Studio Theatre/LA Present World Premiere Companion Productions
Los Angeles theater survives and thrives on community collaboration now more than ever. In conjunction with AAPI Heritage Month, Chalk Repertory
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘The Winter’s Tale’
I’m not exactly the biggest fan of Shakespeare so for me to go out of my way to review a
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Radical or, are you gonna miss me?’
The ‘Sweet 16’ season of IAMA Theatre Company launches with the world premiere of Radical or, are you gonna miss
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Reset’
How often does one get to see a sci-fi play? Better question, how often does one get to see a
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‘Rise’ is an Inspired Story of Love and Legacy
Theater is a wide and wonderful world; a place of imagination, depth, and hundreds, if not thousands, of years of
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘How’s It Gon’ Be’
Full transparency: this is a rather late theatre review for a show happening at the Echo Theater Company, but I
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God Built Us Different: A Conversation with the Women of ‘Rise’
Pulled away from the Company of Angels Theater at Hazard Recreation Park as the lights were dimmed and the locks
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Preston Choi’s ‘This is Not a True Story’ Examines the Dark History of Asian Heroines
“Why do I have to die so you can learn your lesson?” says Kim (Chacha Tahng), the ill-fated character from
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‘Every Brilliant Thing’ to be Performed by Daniel K. Isaac
Rehearsals have begun for Geffen Playhouse’s production of Every Brilliant Thing, written by Olivier Award–nominated playwright Duncan Macmillan (Lungs; People, Places, and Things) with
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Hamlet’
You would be hard pressed to find me wanting to watch a Shakespeare production willingly. While I am painfully aware
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The Gift of Sanaz Toossi’s ‘English’
Sanaz Toosi’s mesmerizing new play “English” encapsulates the immigrant experience in a way that American audiences have rarely seen.
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Celestial Events’
As in-person theatre is making more of a return throughout the United States and particularly in Los Angeles where I
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Poor Clare’
To be watching plays again inside a theatre after 18 months was certainly a strange experience considering that Poor Clare,
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘An Octoroon’
During intermission while watching An Octoroon (written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and directed by Judith Moreland) at the Fountain Theatre, an
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Southern Fried Asian: Edward Hong
This month’s guest on Southern Fried Asian, Edward Hong, has been tapped to deliver the commencement address for the APIA
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Antigone, Presented By The Girls of St. Catherine’s’
They all have a million secrets. What’s so bad about this one? The St. Catherine’s drama club is struggling to
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘West Adams’
Earlier this month, I watched the opening premiere of West Adams at the Skylight Theatre Company and the first immediate
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Gifted’
Co-written with Edward Hong What do you do when you’re born with a superpower but it’s really not that super?
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Hard NOC Life: ‘Spider-Man’ Into the Multiverse
This week on Hard NOC Life, Dominic Mah returns as guest co-host to join Keith for additional spoilery Endgame thoughts.
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10 Things to Consider If You Haven’t Read Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Yet
The script of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the eighth and probably final story about Harry Potter, was finally
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Harry Potter and the Fact That Hermione is Black
Hermione Granger means so much to so many girls, myself included. She’s smart and brave — the smartest witch of
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