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Mike and Lisa arrive at the apartment of Tobi, who lives alone in Inwood, on the northern tip of Manhattan. They're there to interview him about his life as a dancer and choreographer, but it soon bec... [more+]

Mike and Lisa arrive at the apartment of Tobi, who lives alone in Inwood, on the northern tip of Manhattan. They're there to interview him about his life as a dancer and choreographer, but it soon becomes evident that their agenda is as multilayered as the life story that Tobi begins to tell them. What happens next will either ruin or inspire them ... and definitely change their lives forever. Stephen Belber's Tony-nominated comic drama sparkles with wit and heartfelt emotion as it examines how our lives are shaped by the choices that we make and the secrets that we keep. Enjoy this Kentwood Players production of "Match" at the Westchester Playhouse in Los Angeles. [less-]

This delightful comedy tells of what happens when appealing Mr. Pim, who has much trouble with names, drops in one day. Mr. Pim announces that the former husband of the lady of the house, thought to b... [more+]

This delightful comedy tells of what happens when appealing Mr. Pim, who has much trouble with names, drops in one day. Mr. Pim announces that the former husband of the lady of the house, thought to be deceased, is alive. Since the lady is married now, she is a bigamist. Her present husband is upset no end. Then Mr. Pim passes by again, confessing that he was confused and it is safe to assume that the lady's first husband is dead, as they originally believed. Without telling her husband, the lady uses the knowledge to get what she wants and to force her husband to permit his niece to marry the young artist who loves her. See "Mr. Pim Passes By" at Theatre 40 at Reuben Cordova Theatre. [less-]

Richard Wright's seminal work "Native Son" has been part of the cultural landscape for decades, pulling back the veil on culture and race relations. With this theatrical adaptation, the novel about op... [more+]

Richard Wright's seminal work "Native Son" has been part of the cultural landscape for decades, pulling back the veil on culture and race relations. With this theatrical adaptation, the novel about oppression, freedom and justice bursts with all new life on stage. Bigger Thomas wants more out of life, suffocated as he is by the rat-infested world of poverty and prejudice. His aspirations in 1930s Chicago are sidetracked when he makes a fateful decision while working for a well-to-do white family. Don't miss this insightful, urgent adaptation by Nambi E. Kelley at Glendale's Antaeus Theatre Company. [less-]

Widely considered one of Shakespeare's greatest works, "The Tempest" lyricly tells the story of Prospero, an exiled duke who reigns over an enchanted island where fantastical creatures, mystery, music... [more+]

Widely considered one of Shakespeare's greatest works, "The Tempest" lyricly tells the story of Prospero, an exiled duke who reigns over an enchanted island where fantastical creatures, mystery, music and romance abound. He conjures a shipwreck that delivers his enemies to the island, but the plot thickens when Prospero's beloved daughter falls for the enemy's son. It's a magical tale about power, the transformative power of forgiveness, and the bond between parent and child. This great story has inspired all kinds of adaptations, from poetry and paintings to operas and films like "Forbidden Planet". Let yourself be swept away by this charming production when The Porters of Hellsgate Theatre Co. bring it to the stage of Whitmore-Lindley Theatre Center in North Hollywood to open their 12th season. [less-]

Two strangers -- one a priest, the other a noted art historian -- share a surreal confession at L.A.'s "exclusive" Bimini Baths, circa 1918. Years before, an immigrant boy drowned under mysterious cir... [more+]

Two strangers -- one a priest, the other a noted art historian -- share a surreal confession at L.A.'s "exclusive" Bimini Baths, circa 1918. Years before, an immigrant boy drowned under mysterious circumstances. But whose crime was it, really? Playwright Tom Jacobson brings his formal inventiveness and vivid imagination to "The Ballad of Bimini Baths", a trilogy of new plays following the ripples of a hushed-up crime across a half-century of L.A. history. Watch dark secrets bubble to the surface when "Plunge" comes to Son of Semele Theater. [less-]

In 1858, on a plantation in Georgia, a young mother is suddenly sold, leaving behind her husband and their five-year-old son. Through a magical evening of storytelling, music and dance, their communit... [more+]

In 1858, on a plantation in Georgia, a young mother is suddenly sold, leaving behind her husband and their five-year-old son. Through a magical evening of storytelling, music and dance, their community shares the rich history that makes them so much more than slaves. The sharing of this rich oral tradition not only comforts the father and son, but heals and strengthens the entire community as the audience has the privilege of going along for the ride. "Flight" is an inspirational theatrical experience for the whole family, as the characters share their empowering stories -- based on actual slave narratives -- as well as African and African-American folktales. Watch it all unfold on the MainStage of the Long Beach Playhouse. [less-]

Ray's swum his way to the eve of the Olympic trials. If he makes the team, he'll get a deal with Speedo. If he gets a deal with Speedo, he'll never need a real job. So when someone's stash of performa... [more+]

Ray's swum his way to the eve of the Olympic trials. If he makes the team, he'll get a deal with Speedo. If he gets a deal with Speedo, he'll never need a real job. So when someone's stash of performance-enhancing drugs is found in the locker room fridge, threatening the entire team's Olympic fate, Ray has to crush the rumors or risk losing everything. A sharp and stylish play about swimming, survival of the fittest, and the American dream of a level playing field, "Red Speedo" takes the stage of The Road On Magnolia in North Hollywood. [less-]

"Chavez Ravine" is the story of Los Angeles' most contested piece of land, the current site of Dodger Stadium and a place where a Latino community once flourished. East Los Angeles College Department ... [more+]

"Chavez Ravine" is the story of Los Angeles' most contested piece of land, the current site of Dodger Stadium and a place where a Latino community once flourished. East Los Angeles College Department of Theater Arts presents this landmark play, written by Culture Clash, 12 years after its world premiere at the Mark Taper Forum. "Chavez Ravine" reexamines the constantly changing landscape of Los Angeles in the still Wild West. Sports stadiums, eminent domain, Cuban outfielders and the fight for what's best for the City of Angels -- it's time for a return to The Ravine. [less-]

"Walk On By" is an epic, romantic, dramatic comedy set in the swingin' '60s of London, featuring the songs of Burt Bacharach and performed by the Silverlake Children's Theatre Group. London in the '60... [more+]

"Walk On By" is an epic, romantic, dramatic comedy set in the swingin' '60s of London, featuring the songs of Burt Bacharach and performed by the Silverlake Children's Theatre Group. London in the '60s was the center of one of the most colorful and stylized moments in world history. A youth-driven cultural revolution emphasizing modernity, optimism, creativity and fun-loving hedonism made London the global hub of art, music and fashion scenes. Against this vibrant backdrop, "Walk On By" weaves various love stories that take place on New Year's Eve, 1967, culminating in the city's spectacular celebration in Trafalgar Square. Using the template of the movie "Love, Actually," multiple storylines -- happy, sad and bittersweet -- will overlap and intersect in the space of this one special day. Filled with songs like "What's New Pussycat," "I Say a Little Prayer," "What the World Needs Now is Love" and many more, this youth production can be enjoyed at the Assistance League Playhouse in Los Angeles. [less-]

Whodunits -- you gotta love 'em. From the secluded locales to the cast of colorful characters in which everyone's a suspect to the final, ingenious twist, the author who did it best was Agatha Christi... [more+]

Whodunits -- you gotta love 'em. From the secluded locales to the cast of colorful characters in which everyone's a suspect to the final, ingenious twist, the author who did it best was Agatha Christie. One of her most famous stories, "The Mousetrap", has it all. A group of strangers trapped by a snowstorm discovers that a murderer is among them, and you'll never guess who it is! The longest-running play in history, "The Mousetrap" has been thrilling audiences continuously since its 1952 premiere in London's West End. Now you can experience the ultimate whodunit at Crown City Theatre Company in North Hollywood. [less-]

Take a journey through the life, loves and laughter of the world's most beloved Yiddish humorist, as you're treated to an in-depth look at the foolish philosophers, philosophical fools, comical "shtet... [more+]

Take a journey through the life, loves and laughter of the world's most beloved Yiddish humorist, as you're treated to an in-depth look at the foolish philosophers, philosophical fools, comical "shtetl" folk and not-so-comical scoundrels that populated Sholom Aleichem's real and fantasy worlds. This bold and bittersweet, raucous and romantic musical comedy celebrates the great man's 102nd Yahrzeit, journeying through his loves and losses, the controversy surrounding his stories and plays, his fame and his failures. The new musical -- the fifth in the Playhouse Sholom Aleichem quintilogy -- stars veteran performer Chris DeCarlo, who once again takes on the role of the beloved author. Catch "Aleichem Sholom!" at The Other Space at Santa Monica Playhouse. [less-]

When Fool 1 discovers the giant void in their soul, they and their loyal best friend Fool 2 set out on a quixotic quest to fill it. Will food and alcohol do it? What about jobs, marriage, procreation,... [more+]

When Fool 1 discovers the giant void in their soul, they and their loyal best friend Fool 2 set out on a quixotic quest to fill it. Will food and alcohol do it? What about jobs, marriage, procreation, or even self-reflection? Can anything fill "The Giant Void in My Soul" at Los Angeles' Pico Playhouse? [less-]

It's back, but better than ever! It helped usher totally awesome terms like "Whatever" and "As if" into the mainstream, but those gems of the lexicon are only the beginning of what the endlessly quota... [more+]

It's back, but better than ever! It helped usher totally awesome terms like "Whatever" and "As if" into the mainstream, but those gems of the lexicon are only the beginning of what the endlessly quotable film "Clueless" has to offer. Now the classic cult comedy starring Alicia Silverstone is getting an unauthorized musical adaptation at beloved Los Feliz dinner theater destination Rockwell. Here's the cool part. It features an all-new script, new cast and a new director. Starring some of Los Angeles' finest belters of show tunes, it's a marvelously campy onstage send-up to one of the most marvelously campy onscreen send-ups ever made. [less-]

While he's mostly known for his acclaimed performances in movies like "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Mystic River", writer-director-actor Tim Robbins has since the early '80s also been busy turning o... [more+]

While he's mostly known for his acclaimed performances in movies like "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Mystic River", writer-director-actor Tim Robbins has since the early '80s also been busy turning out bold, daring and incisive plays as the artistic director of The Actors' Gang. Over the years, the theater company's ensemble has included such big names as Jack Black, John Cusack, John C. Reilly, Helen Hunt, Kate Walsh, Jeremy Piven and Jon Favreau. Now the current talented ensemble is expanding its role, writing and directing "Angels, Devils and Other Things", a night of 11 short plays. Expect the same boundary-pushing drama that has made The Actors' Gang an L.A. treasure, and discover a crop of new, cutting-edge voices in theater. [less-]

Worlds collide in "Hostage", a human drama about the backlash one family must endure when it has the courage to make the political very, very personal. Based on true events, this gripping world premie... [more+]

Worlds collide in "Hostage", a human drama about the backlash one family must endure when it has the courage to make the political very, very personal. Based on true events, this gripping world premiere play tells the story of a mother dealing with the aftermath of traveling to Tehran to gain the release of her son, a marine held captive during the Iran hostage crisis. Playing at the Skylight Theatre in Los Angeles, "Hostage" was written by the award-winning Michelle Kholos Brooks and is directed by Elina de Santos. [less-]

Translated by Kenneth Cavander and adapted by Matt Minnicino, Fugitive Kind presents "Antigone, or We Are the Rebels Asking For The Storm" at The Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles.... [more+]

Translated by Kenneth Cavander and adapted by Matt Minnicino, Fugitive Kind presents "Antigone, or We Are the Rebels Asking For The Storm" at The Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles. [less-]

This hit New York comedy is actor-comedian Brad Zimmerman's moving and hilarious story about the grit and passion required to "make it" as an artist. Zimmerman moved to New York and "temporarily" wait... [more+]

This hit New York comedy is actor-comedian Brad Zimmerman's moving and hilarious story about the grit and passion required to "make it" as an artist. Zimmerman moved to New York and "temporarily" waited tables for 29 years, while pursuing his career as an actor. He has opened for Joan Rivers, Brad Garrett and George Carlin and now has his own show that's as profound and touching as it is entertaining. Watch him explore the sweet rewards that come from never giving up when "My Son the Waiter ... A Jewish Tragedy" comes to The Colony Theatre in Burbank. [less-]

In this delightfully macabre, adult-skewed take on "The Adventures of Pinocchio", a little wooden puppet comes to life at the hands of the drunken wood-maker Geppetto in the tumbledown tourist trap am... [more+]

In this delightfully macabre, adult-skewed take on "The Adventures of Pinocchio", a little wooden puppet comes to life at the hands of the drunken wood-maker Geppetto in the tumbledown tourist trap amusement park of Shoreside. Their lives spiral through a world of bullies, profiteers and showmen until they must face their darkest fears in the belly of the legendary monster, the Dogfish. Combining masks, highly expressive physical performance, dance and multiple puppetry traditions with projected media, sophisticated 3D effects and illusions, "Wood Boy Dog Fish" is "Pinocchio" like only the Rogue Artists Ensemble could imagine it. See the visual feast at Burbank's Garry Marshall Theatre. [less-]

It's 1988. In the shadow of Dodger Stadium, two men arrive with big dreams ... but no documents. "ICE" is a bilingual, humorous journey in search of what it means to be "American." With a love of base... [more+]

It's 1988. In the shadow of Dodger Stadium, two men arrive with big dreams ... but no documents. "ICE" is a bilingual, humorous journey in search of what it means to be "American." With a love of baseball, Tia Victoria's salsa recipe and the help of a talking truck, two cousins work day and night to make their taco truck the "Uncle Sam" of mobile restaurants. Will a contest to be "the most American food truck" at Dodger Stadium on the 4th of July prove to Immigration, Naturalization and Customs that they truly belong? See the trenchant play at Los Angeles' 24th Street Theatre. [less-]

Fiona Goodwin is and always will be a very British lesbian -- and you've been invited to her coming out party! Fiona trained as a nun in her early twenties. Following several failed exorcisms and a st... [more+]

Fiona Goodwin is and always will be a very British lesbian -- and you've been invited to her coming out party! Fiona trained as a nun in her early twenties. Following several failed exorcisms and a starring role on stage as Satan with a wandering troupe of missionaries in South America, she performed penance for countless years as an inner-city school teacher in the UK. Her dramatic escape to the United States in 2005 and the bizarre misadventures that followed are the inspiration for her solo comedy show "A Very British Lesbian", which now comes to Zephyr Theatre in L.A. [less-]