BREATHE at The Broadwater

December 22, 2020Ellen Dostal – Broadway World Like most solo productions, Philicia Saunders’ BREATHE comes from her own experiences. Unique to her telling however is the method by which she relates that story. Necessitated by a global pandemic that has forced audiences to view theatrical productions from behind a computer screen, Saunders has employed a variety of
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THE FUTURE at Geffen Playhouse

December 14, 2020Ellen Dostal – Broadway World Geffen Playhouse has found its own unique key to navigating the dark days of 2020 — and still maintain that art is alive and well — with its highly successful Stayhouse series of interactive performances. These virtual offerings allow for several productions to run concurrently, rather than being limited to
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STILL at Pasadena Playhouse

November 14, 2020Margaret Gray – LA Times The historic Pasadena Playhouse is empty. No ticket holders gossiping and rubbing elbows in the Spanish Revival-style courtyard. No line at the bar. Read more… Closed

MARCH at The Garage at the LGBT Center

October 28, 2020Dana Martin– Stage Raw LA’s LGBT Center and Playwrights’ Area have gone (COVID compliantly) rogue by staging high stakes drama in the LGBT Center parking garage. (The audience watches the action from within their cars, sound broadcast through a pre-set FM radio station.) March, conceived and directed by Jon Lawrence Rivera and written by MJ Brown, Amir
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INSIDE THE BOX at Geffen Playhouse

October 28, 2020 Jonas Schwartz – Broadway World The Geffen is hosting a game night and it’s a goofy, geeky, glorious distraction from the gloom and doom of 2020. Created and led by puzzle enthusiast David Kwong, this latest version of the Geffen Stayhouse series, Inside The Box, is a perfect way to connect with others in these isolating times.
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NATHAN C. JONES: A LOVE STORY? – an online performance from The Blank Theatre

June 6, 2020Ellen Dostal – Broadway World “May you live in interesting times,” has taken on new meaning in 2020 amid the current world health crisis. No one could have imagined a scenario like this where theater doors would be forced to close indefinitely. And yet, they have. But you can’t dampen the heart of an artist
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‘THE PRESENT’…AND THE FUZZY FUTURE OF L.A. THEATER from LA Observed

June 4, 2020Don Shirley – LA Observed “There is no theater in Los Angeles.” This line, or some variation of it, has been around for decades — sometimes spoken by real people, sometimes ascribed to fictional characters. It’s normally a snarky wisecrack, completely unrelated to the truth. Right now, however, this line is much more accurate than
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Social Media

Several of the members of the LADCC have an active presence on various social media sites. Below is a list of active links to those members’ pages on Twitter and Instagram, and their respective websites:

LA Drama Critics
@LADCC on Facebook
@LADramaCC on Twitter

Katie Buenneke

@kbuenneke

www.katiebuenneke.com

www.facebook.com/kbuenneke

Erin Conley
@Erinsk8
onstageandscreen.com

Ellen Dostal
@musicalsinla
musicalsinla.blogspot.com

Hoyt Hilsman
@HoytHilsman

Deborah Klugman
Capital and Main

Dany Margolies
@ArtsinLA.com
www.artsinla.com

Dana Martin
www.facebook.com/danamartin18
@DanaMartinGraduates

Terry Morgan
@TerryMorgan45