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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: Gloria Gifford Conservatory’s ‘The Art of Dining’ Is a Passionate Tribute to Food & People
The following review is based on the Saturday, November 9th performance of “The Art of Dining” at the Gloria Gifford Conservatory. The show features...
‘An Inspector Calls’ Thrillingly Teaches a Valuable Lesson on Human Decency
In 1945, playwright J.B. Priestley originally saw his "An Inspector Calls," a masterpiece set in 1912, which thrives off both its mystery and lucidity,...
‘A Misunderstanding’ Is a Lucid Play on the Importance of Balanced Discussion
The Ruby Theatre at The Complex in Hollywood, CA, has a nice, underrated gem to be mightily proud of with Matt Chait’s “A Misunderstanding,”...
Review: Tom Hanks Hysterically Transforms for ‘Henry IV’ in Terrific Stage Play
The following review is based on the June 13th performance of the Tom Hanks-headlined “Henry IV.”
Tom Hanks is one of the few breeds in...
