As the fall season nears its close, and with Thanksgiving and holiday get-togethers fast approaching, celebratory feasts are on the minds of many. For many, these get-togethers are either the highlight...
In the dream space of Ami (Anna Mikami), an Asian-American girl navigating high school in the 90s, “Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play” by Keiko Green presents a humorous look at a teen's reconciliation...
It’s not often that two distinct worlds collide, but The XIXth, The Old Globe Theater’s current mainstage show, brings sports fans and theatre lovers knee-to-knee. The show, written by the writer of...
In “The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci” by Tony-award winner Mary Zimmerman, “time is made of the movement of instants.” The 90-minute play is made up of many magical instants and follows no linear...
Bones and All written by Camille DeAngelis, has recently been turned into a film co-starring Timothee Chalamet and Taylor Russell. Maren Yearly(Taylor Russell) spends her entire life running away from...
In a single follow-spot, surrounded by giant spools of thread, pin cushions, and her Hello Kitty sewing machine, Kristina Wong ends her one-woman show at the La Jolla Playhouse by contemplating with the audience.
By Dylan Bunyak, Staff Writer
• September 16, 2022
In the first five minutes, the stage exploded into colorful fabric, painted flowers, hand-sewn sequins, and joyful dance. And that was basically how the rest of the show went.
The company of Hadestown celebrates their reopening night. Courtesy of Playbill.com.
In early May of this year, it was announced that starting in mid-Sept., Broadway would officially be reopening. Since the announcement, productions across New York have returned to in-person rehearsals...
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