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The true story of a psychiatrist’s struggle with his sexuality at the dawn of the Gay Pride movement is dramatized in an earnest but uneven production.

A game cast, a terrific production and capable direction enrich the Actors Co-op’s revival of Ken Ludwig’s award-winning 1989 farce.

This monthly show utilizes comedy, games and stories to raise awareness of women's actions and causes.

Samuel Brett Williams' lacerating dark comedy makes its Los Angeles debut at the Elephant Theatre in Hollywood.

A great actress deserved a more critical, and concise, biography.

An unsuccessful stand-up comedian is forced to come to terms with his failure in this well-staged dark comedy.

On the Riviera may be slight in the plot department, but its music and the immense talent of its star make it a classic film that should not be missed.

A reissued biography of the famed Hollywood director meticulously covers his lavish life while stinting a bit on the films.

Most of the fun in Ava Gardner: The Secret Conversations comes from the sense that the reader is hearing Gardner talk to Evans in her actual voice.

This should make the day of most Eastwood fans.