by Ramona Gonzales Editor in Chief Schkapf is a place dedicated to “performance culture in Los Angeles” nestled in the middle of Theatre Row, a string of theaters along Santa Monica boulevard. This “Performing… Continue reading
by Liana Arauz Contributing Writer What is there to do if you are an artist born in England, raised in Nigeria, now living in the US. and growing tired of only hearing the… Continue reading
by Ramona Pilar Gonzales Editor in Chief This isn’t the first time I’ve seen pop culture brought to the stage. Captured Aural Phantasy combines old-school radio theater, comics and stage performances. ElVerde combines the… Continue reading
By Raquel Sanchez Staff Writer The moment the voice-over invited me to do the unthinkable in theatre – to feel free to leave my phone on, live tweet, take pictures and social app… Continue reading
by Oscar Basulto Staff Writer Wet the Hippo, presented by The Idiot Workshop at this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival is a boldly devised and performed piece of theatre, defiant in its eschewing of… Continue reading
Oscar Basulto Staff Writer Evan “Bullet” James’ Mid Life Gangster – Redemption Song tells the often harrowing tale of his road from broken home to addiction to recovery. It is an onstage prequel… Continue reading
By Armando Huipe Staff Writer A Man of No Importance was the Good People Theater Company’s opening show. Offered to Los Angeles audiences for the first time at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, this… Continue reading
by Raquel Sanchez Staff Writer Picture this: a dark black box theatre. An audience awaiting the production’s commencement. Suddenly a flashlight illuminates the face of an actor who subsequently provides a tour into… Continue reading
by Miguel Garcia Contributing Writer Similar to shows like Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues or Josefina Lopez’s 8 Ways to Say I Love My Life And Mean It!, Jose Casas brought four monologues to… Continue reading
By Fanny Garcia Founding Editor In Bobbywood: Whatever Happened to Bobby the Bellboy, Bill Ratner tells the story of his uncle Robert Jellison who in 1954 was made a TV star by Desi… Continue reading
