Email Author Paul Birchall
GO ROCK WITH YOU: THE KING OF POP, LATIN STYLE For those of us brought up to giggle at Michael... More >>
In her compelling one-woman show, soprano Julia Migenes, who has sung more leading roles at more opera houses than you've had hot dinners, offers... More >>
Playwright Vince Melocchi's sweet, melancholy drama artfully makes the point that, of all the sorrows, nothing beats the sadness of being haunted... More >>
Playwright Vince Melocchi's sweet, melancholy drama artfully makes the point that, of all the sorrows, nothing beats the sadness of being haunted... More >>
Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey's Tony Award and Pulitzer Prizewinning family tragedy is that rarity of rarities: a Broadway show that's as... More >>
Former L.A. Weekly critic and playwright Luis Arturo Reyes darkly cerebral satire opens with a snazzy set of video mock-commercials... More >>
Composer-lyricist Kevin Fry's delightfully campy horror musical, based on Roger Corman's 1962 gore-fest The Brain That Wouldn't Die, is not... More >>
South African playwright Athol Fugard's plays have dealt with the havoc wrought in his country by apartheid, but his more recent works also often... More >>
In his odd, entertaining production, director Steven Sabel gives Shakespeare's sadistic tale of vengeance and bloodlust a True Blood twist,... More >>
With the recent BP oil disaster, the Enron debacle, and the misadventures of financial moguls like Bernard Madoff, it is no wonder that theater... More >>
When you think Shakespeare in the Park, the first of the Bard's plays to spring to mind as one that makes sense to be staged in an outdoor setting... More >>
When a woman says she wants a new house, she really wants a new husband. When she says she wants a new car, she really wants a new... More >>
"Rip Taylor? Isn't he dead?" opined an unkind family member upon learning that this weekend I was reviewing the new one-man show written and... More >>
In his deceptively simple, powerful solo show, playwright Brian Stanton describes the process of reuniting with the birth mother who gave him up... More >>
In playwright Daniel Goldfarb's family drama, the generation gap is not so much a gap as it is a gaping crevasse. In 1961, fearsome Jewish mama... More >>
Playwright Carlos Lacamara's drama puts a powerful human face on the Mariel Boat Lift, Fidel Castro's mean joke of 1980, when Cuban-Americans were... More >>
In this sprightly, very funny revue, The Groundlings again show why they are L.A.s go-to company for sketch comedy. Of course, the sketches,... More >>
Playwright Carlos Lacamaras drama puts a powerful human face on the Mariel boat lift, Fidel Castros mean joke of 1980, when... More >>
"I've been in America too long. It's so lovely to see a steak that doesn't look like a bedroom slipper! . . . Memory is curiously implacable. It... More >>
Steven Berkoff's 1983 tale of adrenaline, lust, rage, and violence amongst a group of young thugs in 1960s London is written in modified metrical... More >>
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