Chalk Repertory -- known for its site-specific works -- brings Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan from the drawing room to the out of doors in this week's Pick. Our critics also particularly enjoyed Eat the Runt at Hollywood's Theatre of NOTE, El Grande de Coca Cola at Santa Monica's Ruskin Theatr ... More >>
Lynnmarie Rink's one-woman (not counting her band) show about her life as a polka star is this week's pick of the week. It's called Wrap Your Heart Around It, and it's being performed at the Falcon Theatre in Burbank. Also, recommendations for Theatricum Botanicum's new work Merlin: The Untold Adven ... More >>
​Celebration Theatre's intimate-theater rendition of the musical, The Color Purple, based on Alice Walker's novel, ​ is this week's Pick of the Week. Warm reactions also for a revival of Patrick Marber's Closer, presented by Ghost Players at the Avery Shreiber Theatre; for Malibu Stage's renditi ... More >>
COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGSNEW THEATER REVIEWSSTAGE FEATURE on Rachel Rosenthal at 83MICHAEL KEARNS GETS INTIMATE​L.A. Weekly's 2007 "Queen of the Angels" Michael Kearns performs his solo performance piece, Intimacies, at the drkrm Gallery and Performance Space in Eagle Rock, 2121 San Fernando ... More >>
THE LATEST NEW REVIEWS ARE EMBEDDED WITHIN THE COMPREHENSIVE THEATER LISTINGSStage Raw is soon changing locations within the L.A. Weekly website. IT is currently working on ways to preserve the archives and the links. Stay tuned. BREAKING NEWS: Stage Raw regrets to announce that Mr. Merkin has still ... More >>
Before you begin your Boxing Day labors, pour a Smirnoff and eggnog, sit down and YouTube this funny post-Prop 8 video written and directed by Los Angeles theater icon Michael Kearns. Hello? Marie! imagines a gay man (John W. McLaughlin) chatting on the phone with Mormon princess Marie Osmond. By tu ... More >>
Also, The Legendary Times of Bulgakov, and more
For the week of Oct. 19-26
For the week of October 19-25
For the Week of Sept. 21-27
Can anything good come of the Bad Seed?
What'd you call me?
The Actorvist
Robert Chesley’s Jerker turns 20
Including Corpus Christi and Marat/Sade
Including this week's picks, Jerker and The Tina Dance.
Spalding Gray’s Leftover Stories to Tell
Faith, hope and clarity on Skid Row
Queer and/or peculiar films that have mattered
When losing it isn’t in the script
...I read Michael Kearns' piece on nudity in gay theater ["Getting Undressed for the Theater," September 4-10], and my first reaction was . . . Enough already! ...
Must we cry in all the right places?
