Category Archive: Solo Performance

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King of the Tire Heap: Standing on the Corner of La Esquinita, USA

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by Selene Santiago Staff Writer My tire blew out the night when I was supposed to be writing this review. I can’t help but find this amusing considering La Esquinita, USA is set… Continue reading →

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Found: Migratory Dreams in Lost in Lvov

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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 →

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Local LA playwright Liz Femi’s “Take Me To The Poor House” Heads to New York

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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 →

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EDITOR’S NOTE: ‘St. Jude’ by Luis Alfaro at Radar L.A. is a must see

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by Fanny Garcia Founding Editor Luis Alfaro’s  St. Jude is not just a performance: It is a baptism, a therapy session, and a funeral in ninety minutes.  Alfaro’s genius comes from his courage.… Continue reading →

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The Journey to Culture and Identity: A Night at the Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival

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By Melissa Gordon Staff Writer The Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival is the longest running annual festival to highlight multi-cultural solo performances produced and performed by women. After 20 years of annual showcases… Continue reading →

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