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2011 Stories by L.A. Weekly Theater Critics
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published December 29, 2011
Lighting Design by Mother Nature
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published August 25, 2011
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published August 18, 2011
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published August 11, 2011
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published July 14, 2011
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published July 7, 2011
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published June 30, 2011
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published June 23, 2011
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published June 16, 2011
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published June 9, 2011
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published June 2, 2011
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published May 19, 2011
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published May 12, 2011
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published May 5, 2011
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published April 21, 2011
THE ALL NIGHT STRUT! Steeped in nostalgia, this mild evening of musical entertainment ushers us through the Great Depression,... More >>
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published April 14, 2011
THE BLUEST EYE People often use others to mirror themselves. Pecola (Sola Bamis), the pivotal figure in Lydia R.... More >>
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published April 7, 2011
BLINK & YOU MIGHT MISS ME You've seen Larry Blum before — in fact, I'd bet 20 bucks you've seen Blum on TV a dozen times.... More >>
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published March 31, 2011
BLIND SPOTS Sibling rivalry and one-upmanship reach sinister heights when two sisters with diametrically opposed beliefs clash... More >>
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published March 24, 2011
GO THE BIRTHDAY PRESENT 2050 Stories about dystopian societies often risk seeming contrived, but playwright... More >>
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published March 17, 2011
THE FRYBREAD QUEEN Murder. Suicide. Secret liaisons. Child sexual abuse. Homicidal ghosts. Just when you think playwright... More >>
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published March 10, 2011
GO THE COMEDY OF ERRORS A strongman, a ventriloquist, three showgirls and a mimic with 1,000 voices make up just half of... More >>
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published March 3, 2011
GO THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO Like the 1883 Italian novel from which it's adapted, Lee Hall's play about a... More >>
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published February 24, 2011
THE BERLIN DIG Playwright John Stuercke's attempted exploration of ideas and ideology about fascism and world politics results... More >>
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published February 17, 2011
GO ALCESTE Euripides' version of a Greek myth serves as ground zero for playwright B. Walker Sampson's... More >>
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published February 10, 2011
AFTERMATH Elliot Shoenman's comedic drama studies a widow named Julie (Annie Potts), and her almost adult children, still... More >>
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