Tag Archives: theatre

This revelatory play chronicling how brilliant inventor Nikola Tesla died penniless and alone in New York is to be made into a documentary film.

I have to keep reminding myself and readers that Stage Club is run by amateurs, which is even more remarkable given the level of acting seen in this production.

This stage adaptation follows the movie closely, and that's its fatal flaw.

In this musical about a ban on dreams, there's physical comedy to please youngsters, but unmemorable melodies and unfunny dialogue.

In a stunning performance, the actor takes on all the roles in Shakespeare's Scottish Play.

This taut, anxiously intellectual drama baffles expectations and boasts marvelous performances.

World-In-Theatre's production proves to be a mismatch between actors and play.

This implausible by satisfying story concerns a group of buddies who resent their old friend making movies based on their lives.

Sheila Callaghan's surreal 2005 drama receives an impressive revival at Theatre 68 in Hollywood.

J.M. Barrie's classic story gets the adult treatment in an enchanting production at Blank Theatre Company's 2nd Stage.