#HFF24: OMNIA MOTUS, reviewed
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move Not only does OMNIA MOTUS nail the writer’s objectives, the existentialism is palpably decipherable. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Read more…
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#HFF24: NORTH OF PROVIDENCE, reviewed
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move NORTH OF PROVIDENCE is astonishingly fresh for a one-act play written in the 1980s. Jennifer Gouache and Michael Nardelli, simply nailed it! Read more…
The Outsider @ INTERNATIONAL CITY THEATRE
Anita W. Harris – LA Theatrix Just as the crowd responds like sheep to Mark Antony’s rhetorically manipulative speech in Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” (“Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears”), we too are susceptible to what our politicians say and…
#HFF24: GASLIGHTING IS MY LOVE LANGUAGE
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move When Fielding Edlow described her solo show, GASLIGHTING IS MY LOVE LANGUAGE, as ‘darkly comedic’, she was barely scratching the surface. Read more… Patrick Chavis – LA Theatre Bites Podcast 7.1 out of…
#HFF24: A BELLA INCARCERATION, reviewed
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move A BELLA INCARCERATION by Los Angeles theater veteran Ann Noble, is arguably one of the best modern solo shows ever to grace a festival stage. Read more…
Mrs. Doubtfire @ HOLLYWOOD PANTAGES THEATRE
Travis Michael Holder – TicketHoldersLA There aren’t many actors brave enough to follow in the oversized footsteps of someone as iconic as the lategreat comic genius Robin Williams in one of his most familiar and celebrated roles, but Rob McClure…
#HFF24: B+ MOM, reviewed
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move Is feeling like a B+ MOM innevitable? I know my mom complains about it all the time. Melissa Greenspan is certainly a hilarious, unwitting expert on the subject. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Read more…
Ensemble Theatre Company presents: Alice, Formerly of Wonderland @ THE NEW VIC
Philip Brandes – Stage Raw In this new biographically-themed coming-of-age musical pitting modern romantic sensibilities against the rigid class structure and social conventions of Victorian-era England, the real-life Alice Liddell once again provides the inspiration for a work of quirky…
THE RABBIT QUEEN @ THE BROADWATER
Tracey Paleo – BroadwayWorld In 1726, a poor, illiterate woman named Mary Toft, hoodwinked the finest doctors, scientists and nobles into believing she could give birth to rabbits and thereafter became known as “The Rabbit Queen”. Read more…
Duran DurAntony & Cleopatra @ COLONY THEATRE
Anita W. Harris – LA Theatrix The Troubadour Theater Company doesn’t miss a beat with its latest music-meets-classic story mashup, “Duran DurAntony & Cleopatra,” continuing at the Colony Theatre through June 16. Read more… Travis Michael Holder – TicketHoldersLA Although…