“If Times Square and hell were the last two places on earth, the nice people would live in hell.” Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, which closed last week at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles as part of its ongoing national tour, has many snappy lines like this to offer, along with plenty of recognizable tunes. It’s … More Theater Review: Beautiful at the Pantages
A one-act play is a difficult beast. It is challenging enough to construct a cohesive, complete narrative within the typical three act structure. Successfully communicating all of the necessary information while also making an interesting, creative statement in as short a time as ten minutes is not an easy task. Ensemble Studio Theatre’s currently running Playwrights One … More Theater Review: EST/LA’s 2016 Playwrights One Act Festival (Program A)
New York theater fans, I am pleased to offer you On Stage & Screen‘s first exclusive discount for an exciting new production! Mint Theater Company is presenting a limited engagement of N.C. Hunter’s A Day By the Sea this summer. Described as “a warm, human and often humorous depiction of the ‘crisis’ of middle age,” this … More Exclusive Discount Offer for NY Theater Fans
Now, this is quite an ambitious binge. I say “is” rather than “was” because I am still working on it—I am currently around the middle of season 11, meaning I have spent roughly a full week of my life (spread out over a few months) watching this show. That’s not at all disturbing, but I … More TV Binge Report: Grey’s Anatomy
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