THREAT at the Whitefire Theatre
Frances Baum Nicholson –The Stage Struck Review In the wake of mass shootings, one cannot help but wonder what particular disconnect made someone feel such an act was a good idea. Now running through May 4
Frances Baum Nicholson –The Stage Struck Review In the wake of mass shootings, one cannot help but wonder what particular disconnect made someone feel such an act was a good idea. Now running through May 4
Deborah Klugman – Stage Raw Writer/performer Monique DeBose grew up in California in the ‘80s, the daughter of an African-American father from North Carolina and an Irish-American mother from New York State. Being the progeny of a biracial couple created…
Ellen Dostal – BroadwayWorld In Bill Berry’s solo show THE BRICK: A ONE MAN MUSICAL, Berry isn’t addressing the audience in a theater. He’s on a beach having a two-way conversation with his dead mother and we are the accidental eavesdroppers…
Neal Weaver – Stage Raw Modern dancer and choreographer Martha Graham has become an almost mythical figure. She was remarkably prolific, creating 181 dances over the course of her career and dancing into her 70s (though sometimes she lurched a…
Katie Buenneke – Stage Raw Nice Iranian Girl, Layla Rumi (a.k.a. Layla Kaleigh)’s one-woman show at the Whitefire Theatre, feels half-baked. The 50-minute monologue, which plays weekly in Sherman Oaks as part of Whitefire’s Solofest, follows Rumi from her early…