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John Lithgow, Patrick Wilson battle in "All My Sons"

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Review: The Facts of Life: The Lost Episode
As this travesty, built on the 1980s girls-school sitcom, begins to unfold, the question begins to nag: Have these people ever seen camp done properly before? In fact, they have.

Review: The Holy Mother of Hadley, New York
In playwright Barbara Wiechmann¿s turgid drama, a young mother, Agnes (Lisa Clifton), believes she sees a vision of the Virgin Mary in her kitchen.

Orange County Register

Rude Guerrilla offers a fairly conventional 'Our Town'
Review: Santa Ana's 'in-your-face' theater troupe stays within the lines.

L.A. Weekly

How the Hall Changes Spring Awakening and The Bourgeois Gentilhomme
Hot ice and Strange Snow

Stage Raw: Broadway Cares
This Sunday, November 23, 2008 at 10 p.m., the cast of Spring Awakening (currently at the Ahmanson ) will perform a special show at L.A.'s Upright Cabaret with proceeds to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and other...

Los Angeles CityBeat

Run, Don't Walk
Robert Lepage’s ‘The Blue Dragon’ is funny, explosive, and unfinished

Currently Playing November 20, 2008

San Francisco Chronicle

Theater review: 'Seafarer' crew devilishly fun

San Francisco Weekly

Dead Language Society
Yiddish, in the perception of today's popular culture, often seems to be an odd collection of endearment terms (bubbe, mensch) and, of course, a...

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San Francisco Bay Guardian

Wonder as they wander
Traversing Joe Turner's Come and Gone and The Last Yiddish Poet

San Diego Union-Tribune

Stage presence
Local theaters have some Christmas gifts for you and yours

Seattle Weekly

Life’s Just a Möbius Strip
Some consider The Adding Machine a mere blip on the pre-pop culture radar—the kind of quaint curio you'd find in a Google search connecting...

Keeping it Simple
Llysa Holland and Andrew Litzky, co-founders of theater simple (militantly lower-case since 1990), are the sort of people who maintain my faith...

The Stranger

Brave New World
Two Plays We Love About Life, Death, and What Comes After: The Adding Machine and So Many Words

Theater News
A New Company in the Pursuit of Happiness