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To Each Their Own - Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH

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To Each Their Own - Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH

William Wilson and Tabitha Trosen (Photo by Kie Sample) Reviewed by Asa Fris Art Crush LA at Atwater Village Theater Thru May 4 RECOMMENDED The world premiere of To Each Their Own by Travis Williams at Art Crush LA is an excellent first staging of Williams’ Midwestern thriller. Though unfocused at moments, director Brooklyn Sample and ensemble have fully realized and explored the events of the play. It’s been five years since Doug returned to hi…See the Story

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The Totality of All Things - Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH

Meeghan Holaway and Christina Carlisi (Photo by Liz Kimball) Reviewed by Deborah Klugman The Road on Magnolia Through May 25 Erik Gernand’s drama, The Totality of All Things commences with its narrative on August 12, 2015. The precise date is cited at the top of the play by its pivotal character, Judith Benson (Christina Carlisi), a teacher of journalism in a high school in a small town, Lewiston, Indiana. Judith is giving an introductory speech…See the Story

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Vance Valencia and Gilbert Reynoso in “Tuesdays With Morrie” at CASA 0101. (Photo by Francis Gacad) Identity Politics in the Trump Era Tuesdays With Morrie at CASA 0101 Pre-Show Rites: Taquitos and a Broken Light Switch Over the Easter weekend, I was in Boyle Heights to see CASA 0101’s production of Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom’s autobiographical Tuesdays With Morrie. There are still the architectural frames of synagogues across Boyle Heights…See the Story

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Rafael Goldstein and Joel de la Fuente (Photo by Robert Huskey) Reviewed by Martίn Hernández South Coast Repertory Through May 3 RECOMMENDED Yes, the Earth is dying but it may take a few billion more years for its eventual demise. Greg Murphy (Joel de la Fuente), though, is not so lucky. Recently diagnosed with terminal cancer, the mild-mannered Greg is resigned to his fate, choosing to spend what quality time he has left with his loving spouse…See the Story

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In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel - Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH

Susan Priver (Photo by Doug Engalla) Reviewed by G. Bruce Smith Dance On Productions at Hudson Backstage Theatre Through May 18 In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel is one of Tennessee Williams’ later plays (1969) that is rarely produced. A box office failure, it was written at a time when he was spiraling downward into depression and alcoholism. So it is commendable that Dance On Productions has taken on this strange play (a West Coast premiere, at the …See the Story

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Reviewed by Lovell Estell III SkyPilot Theatre Company Through May 4. So what does a seemingly normal, heterosexual man do when he discovers that he has not a single male friend? In his self-described “Bromantic comedy,” playwright Ben Abbott presents a humorous tale that might provide food for thought for some lonely guys out there. David (Sean Dube) is a devoted husband and father who suddenly realizes that his only friend is his wife Julia (A…See the Story

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Lance Bagley, Scott Di Lorenzo and Courtney South (Photo by Tamira Pico) Reviewed by Martίn Hernández The Brickhouse Theatre Through April 27 RECOMMENDED Who among us has not felt overwhelmed by a digital age that enslaves so many of us to our sundry electronic devices? Fear of being without a mobile phone has been dubbed “nomophobia,” short for “no mobile phone phobia,” in the UK since 2009 while studies and news stories abound on how our dev…See the Story

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Photo courtesy of Robo & Bash Productions Reviewed by Asa Fris Robo & Bash Productions at Theatre 68 Thru April 13 RECOMMENDED Robo & Bash Productions’s impressive and modern take on George Orwell’s 1984 tells the story of Winston Smith (Leif Gantvoort) and his fight for freedom in an oppressive authoritarian government. Published in 1963, Robert Owens, Wilton E. Hall, Jr, and William A. Miles, Jr.’s condensed theater-adaptation spans three acts…See the Story

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Sharyn Scott (Photo by Isaac Berliner) Reviewed by Madison Mellon Eastwood Performing Arts Center Through April 5 Adanza, developed by B Faire Music and Production, aims to blend music, dance and spectacle into a theatrical experience. The show takes a cue from musicals such as Pippin or Godspell, which utilize a troupe of performers to tell somewhat symbolic, moralistic stories. While those shows are held together by a consistent aesthetic and …See the Story

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California, United States · California

Modern Myths Awakened - Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH

Reviewed by Asa Fris ZJU Theatre Group Through April 13 Modern Myths Awakened aims to provoke, shock, or terrify with vignettes inspired by ghost stories, urban legends, and psychopathologies. Writer, director and designer Charlotte Cocker creates an experience similar to a haunted house: dim lighting, suspenseful music and simulated violence and death. Though imaginative, the repetitive nature of the vignettes, the constraints of the space, and…See the Story

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Beatnik Girl - Stage Raw - ARTS IN L.A. - SERVED FRESH

Rebecca Del Sesto (Photo by Jackie Shearn) Reviewed by Molly McLean Theatre 40 Through April 20 Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills is hosting a world premiere of Beatnik Girl by Leda Siskind. Like Blues for an Alabama Sky at the Ahmanson in 2022, it is a recreation of a storied time and place through a female protagonist and her friends — in this case, the 1950s Lower East Side of Manhattan. Edie Gordon (Rebecca Del Sesto) moves into a dingy apartment …See the Story

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