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Always a theater kid, Steven Levenson is now a Tony winner who writes musicals and movies with the likes of Lin-Manuel Miranda and Pasek and Paul. His play ‘If I Forget’ is at the Fountain in L.A.
Sondheim, 91, whose work is driving this year’s holiday cultural season, was rousingly welcomed at the production’s triumphant reopening.
A 10-time nominee, Graciela Daniele finally wins her Tony — a special award for lifetime achievement — just as “The Gardens of Anuncia” opens.
Chance Theater stages ‘Edges,’ ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ award-winning duo Benj Pasek and Justin Paul’s first musical.
The COVID-19 shutdown spurs the creation of Alternative Theatre Los Angeles, whose virtual festival runs for three weekends.
COVID-19 prompted Sacred Fools to close a production about a Catholic girls’ school performance of “Antigone.” Now the play is getting new life.
Ding-dong. “Hello!” “The Book of Mormon” is back in Los Angeles. Is the cast good? And how are those Uganda jokes landing?
Pasadena theater group A Noise Within grapples with Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale.” The show is admirable, but the Bard’s romance genre perplexes.
Chance Theater takes on the Tony-winning musical version of Alison Bechdel’s memoir about a daughter who tries to connect with her walled-off father.
The waking nightmare of American journalism is given bleakly humorous expression in Playwrights’ Arena’s staging of Steven Leigh Morris’ new “Red Ink.”
