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Review: ‘Fetch Clay, Make Man’ Piercingly Examines Muhammad Ali & Stepin Fetchit’s Real-Life Friendship
Despite premiering thirteen years ago, Will Power’s Fetch Clay, Make Man -- a focused narrative about the relationship between Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Clay)...
Review: Theatre West’s ‘Moose on the Loose’ Is a Hoot and a Hit, Eh?
Playwright Dina Morrone’s Moose on the Loose is one of those rare family comedies, with something meaningful to say, that comes around once every...
Review: ‘2:22 — A Ghost Story’ Makes Extraordinarily Thrilling U.S. Premiere at the Ahmanson Theatre
After three productions in London’s West End, Danny Robins’s haunting, mysterious, engagingly labyrinthian, and surprisingly uproarious play, 2:22 – A Ghost Story, has finally...
Review: ‘To Kill a Mockingbird,’ a New Play, Keenly Re-examines Harper Lee’s Classic
There are few books, let alone plays, that capture the essence of their time and yet still resonate deeply today. Published in 1960, Harper...
Interview with Director Zi Alikhan of ‘Sanctuary City’ – A Story About Struggle at the Pasadena Playhouse
While entertainment can and should come in all forms, sometimes it’s necessary to have overtones that lean a little more serious – and the...
