Theatre in Los Angeles — An Ode to Oddball Casting
“It’s not a theatre town.” As a kid in Los Angeles, I routinely heard this from pundits and friends. Like so many […]
University administrator and teacher by day, theater and arts critic by night.
“It’s not a theatre town.” As a kid in Los Angeles, I routinely heard this from pundits and friends. Like so many […]
I rarely do as much recreational reading as I’d like, and last year I decided to fix that. My inspired idea was […]
I didn’t plan to write about How to Get Away with Murder. For a while, I doubted I’d even finish the series, […]
This little musical, a recent hit off-Broadway, is a chamber-sized murder mystery with a small cast. The character of police detective Marcus […]
A week or two ago, I got a call from Meridee Duddleston, a news anchor and reporter at WRTI-FM, a local classical […]
This is by no means a comprehensive review of the Tonys, but rather some impressions about specific bits that stuck with me. […]
Often when I see a new opera, I wonder about its future. Even some very intriguing contemporary works seem not to have […]
I discovered Company in 1970, shortly after its Broadway premiere, and the show had a profound effect on me. Listening to the […]
O, Passion – How I have tried to love you! Before I get to the Arden’s elegant, beautifully realized production – which almost changed my mind […]
It was announced last week in the NY Times and other sources that in Summer 2016, Cecilia Bartoli will play Maria in […]