Now THIS is an #adaptation 2 #remember!
Brilliantly envisioned and executed by director Jessica Kubzansky, RII [The Life and Death of King Richard the Second] at @BostonCourt is a powerfully innovative, undeniably successful renovation of Shakespeare's classic text.
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Preeminence 2.0 — Theatre @ Boston Court's 'R II'
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boston court,
historical,
jessica kubzansky,
jim ortlieb,
john sloan,
paige lindsey white,
richard II,
shakespeare,
straight theater,
theatre
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Mindbending Hilariousness — Imprō Theatre's 'Twilight Zone UnScripted'
Often the most exciting part of live theater is that moment when the house lights fade. During those few seconds in the dark, anything is possible. Will the show be good? even great? will I feign the sudden onset of a terminal disease and scramble for the door? This wonderful anxiety is compounded exponentially at an Impō Theatre production; for not even the players onstage, nor the crew in the booth, know what is going to unfold. Why? There is no script to follow. No characters assigned until each player steps on stage and is introduced by a cast mate. "Dad, what are you doing here! I thought you were dead." And... go!
Labels:
burbank,
comedy,
falcon theatre,
garry marshall,
impro theatre,
impromptu,
improv,
theatre,
twilight zone,
unscripted
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Charming Morsel — Rialto Community Players' 'Aria's'
Rare indeed are productions of world-premiere, original plays in the Inland Empire. Most of the dozens of under-99 theaters 'round about those parts are content with the mounting the usual, played out commercial fluffiness year after year, with the dim hope of snagging some of the ever-dwindling playgoer demographic. (Not many culture lovin' hippies in them there hills.)
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aria's,
christopher diehl,
inland empire,
rialto,
rialto community players,
robert merrill,
sandra courtney
Monday, September 9, 2013
Gripping Dream — South Coast Rep's 'Death of a Salesman'
Pulitzer-Prize, Tony Award winning South Coast Repertory Theater, OC's shining jewel, one of the nation's top five regional theaters, begins its 50th anniversary season strong, with a gorgeously designed take on Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. Ably directed by SCR Artistic Director Marc Masterson, Salesman is a rabbit punch of a drama exploring the soul-wrenching self-destruction of Willy Loman, who (seemingly) failed in his attempt to achieve the "American dream."
Labels:
actors studio,
arthur miller,
charlie robinson,
death of a salesman,
orange county,
south coast repertory,
straight theater,
theater
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
[Announcement] LA Bitter Lemons' 'Operation: LemonHeadMeter' Kicks Off
* All content shamelessly pilfered from Bitter Lemons' Kickstarter page.
Help Los Angeles' most popular theater site, Bitter Lemons, create a user-review aggregator system known as the LemonHeadMeter.*
We've built a solid readership over the last five years, at least doubling our audience every year of our existence, accomplished purely on the strength of our voice, our hard work and our fearlessness. We thank you for helping us make that happen.
Labels:
ben hill,
bitter lemons,
colin mitchell,
enci box,
fundraising,
hff,
hollywood,
kickstarter,
la theater,
lemonheadmeter,
los angeles,
theater
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