Deborah Klugman – Stage Raw Sorry, written by Melissa R. Randel and co-directed by Randel and Larry Biederman, opens on a bizarre, rather unsettling image: three women, not young, dressed in varying undergarments (costumes by Rosalida Medina), stand on their…
Travis Michael Holder – TicketHoldersLA This thrilling new materialization–and the sheer brilliance and import of the classic musical Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown gifted the world 27 years ago–has renewed my own sense of purpose in a fresh and…
Martín Hernández – Stage Raw more a stilted history lesson than a captivating theatrical interpretation. Read more…
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move The late start of GOING HOME, had me deep reminiscing about the visuals in the Black Box space. Like, I could almost see the wood paneling on the walls. Smell sawdust on the…
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move It’s “war on” at the onset of this adaptation of Edward III, as English armies invade France. And the Porter’s of Hellsgate are full throttle from the start. RECOMMENDED. Read more…
Travis Michael Holder – TicketHoldersLA I would love to see a more fleshed-out and less hurried version that would be given more time to find its rhythms and make better sense. Matt Morillo has created a well-written and potentially fascinating…
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move I’m not sure if you’d actually call, FROM MY BUNKER TO YOURS, a “children’s show”. But it’s definitely one of the best I’ve experienced at Fringe this season. Never, in my wildest dreams,…
Deborah Klugman – Stage Raw Relevance aside, Chahinian relays his story with soft-spoken charm and the kind of casual wit which makes him seem like someone you’d like to chat with at a party. Read more…
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move Hooray for children’s programming at the Hollywood fringe. It’s been a while since I’ve stepped into a pre-teen presentation. But it was so much fun and totally worthwhile. Read more…
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move OH CONSTANTINE!, indeed. The phrase itself is exactly how you can wrap up this satyrical little ditty about the first Ecumenical Council of Nicaea. Read more…