LADCC Critics 
Deborah Klugman – Stage Raw Though the current production, directed by Judith Hendra, comes to a meaningful climax, much else that comes before registers as a blueprint for the compelling drama this might have been. Read more…
Patrick Chavis – LA Theatre Bites Podcast 7.3 out of 10! Average Show! Listen more…
Travis Michael Holder – TicketHoldersLA It pains me greatly not to have better things to say about what I thought was sure to be a definitive mounting of Arthur Miller’s Pulitzer Prize-winning 1949 classic but unfortunately, it truly is a production that almost made me angry to have to sit through. Read more…
F. Kathleen Foley – Stage Raw Listing, playwright Russell Brown’s world-premiere play at Theatre 40, starts with a strong foundation, but its intriguing premise is undone by a convoluted plot that hangs on too many disparate stories. Read more…
Patrick Chavis – The Orange Curtain Review A compelling concept interweaves into this narrative around identity, friendship, and what bonds us to a particular place—a satisfying beginning and powerful ending is unfortunately held back by an unengaging middle. Read more… Edward Hong – The Nerds Of Color The West Coast premiere of Sanaz Toossi’s Wish … Read more
Tracey Paleo – Gia On The Move So many self-actualizing solo shows seem to fit a similar pattern. They are often a collection of the writer/performer’s amalgamated life highlights and emotions, pivots and realizations, failures and triumphs. This one fits it like a Lego. And it is beautifully told. RECOMMENDED. Read more…
Martín Hernández – Stage Raw Turner makes for an intriguing character, much like the fictitious media baron of Citizen Kane, one not to be revered so much as to serve as a case study for capitalist megalomania. Read more…
Patrick Chavis – The Orange Curtain Review While the delivery of this quick-witted farce has some issues, the talent of this ensemble of veteran actors and Joe Lauderdale’s tight and informed direction make this rendition well worth a viewing. Read more…
Terry Morgan – ArtsBeatLA It’s late December, when the events of the year are summed up and judged by the media, and why should I withhold praise? Every year has amazing theater in Los Angeles – sometimes a bit more, sometimes less – but there’s always terrific stuff. 2024 was no different. We had magnificent … Read more
Don Shirley – Angeles Stage 20 favorites from 2024, ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ and ‘Emma,’ ‘Home Alone-ly Hearts Club Band,’ ‘Oy!,’ ‘Bob’s Holiday Office Party’. Read more…