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 In this new, IAMA-developed comedy by Nina Braddock, six women find themselves trapped on an email chain as they plan their best friend’s baby shower and simultaneously confront the existential questions that arise when contemplating whether they want to become mothers themselves. Taken from the website. 

May 26 – June 27,2022

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Time Stands Still examines the lives of one couple who are journalists and make a living out of documenting the horrors of war. When Sarah and her boyfriend, James, come back from covering the Iraq War, they are physically bruised and emotionally beaten. While they are recovering, their best friend, Richard, brings his new, young girlfriend to visit. Their burgeoning relationship makes James and Sarah examine their own relationship and way of life. Is it possible for two people who are used to living in dangerous conditions to carve out a normal life? Can they stay together amidst unspoken betrayals and conflicting ideals? Taken from the website.

May 13 – 29,2022

 

Average Show!
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7.4 Overall
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All 37 plays in under two hours! Three madcap actors weave their wicked way through all of Shakespeare’s comedies, histories, and tragedies in one wild ride that will leave you breathless and helpless with laughter. London’s longest-running comedy. Taken from the site.

May 13th – June 5th  2022

 

 

Above Average!
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7.5 Overall
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What happens when “tiger parenting” goes wrong? Meet Albert and Jennifer Chen— brother and sister, once brilliant students and musicians, now epic failures leading unfulfilling lives. The problem? Their parents set unrealistic standards. The solution? Escape from Irvine and go on an “Asian Freedom Tour” to Shenzhen, China.  Taken from the website.

May 15 – June 5,2022

 

Excellent Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended
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8.9 Overall
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Primal storytelling and modern sensibility collide in a sensual re-envisioning of Greek myths, as gods and mortals alike endure love, loss, and transformation—all while immersed in a pool of water on stage. Taken from the website

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8.3 Overall
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May 8–June 5, 2022

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Based on the true story of the Newsboys Strike of 1899, this family-friendly Tony-winning Disney musical centers on Jack, a rebellious newsboy who dreams of being an artist far away from the big city.  When a publishing giant raises newspaper prices at the newsboys’ expense, Jack and his fellow newsies band together in protest with the help of a new reporter hungry for her first story, making New York wake up to the power of “the little man.” Taken from the press release

May 13 – 29,2022

 

 

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(Photo by Jason Williams)

The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing
Arts presents a radical reinvention of Shakespeare’s KING LEAR, starring Emmy® Award and
NAACP Image Award winner Joe Morton (ABC’s “Scandal,” the legendary Brother from Another
Planet, Netflix’s “The Politician, Justice League) and directed by John Gould Rubin, opening
Saturday, May 14 and running through Sunday, June 5, 2022, in The Wallis’ Bram Goldsmith
Theater. This theatrically adventurous production of perhaps the greatest play in English
literature features original music, videos, and projections that will transform the theater into a
nottoodistantfuture United States ravaged by environmental catastrophes.
Taken from the press release.

May 10 – Jun 05,2022

 

 

Average Show!
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7.4 Overall
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(photo credit:  South Coast Rep)

Life has begun in Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire. Milk is being delivered. Breakfast is on the stove. We meet the town gossips, the boys who play baseball and the choirmaster with a secret sorrow. And soon teenagers George Gibbs and Emily Webb will go from friends to puppy love to wedding day and beyond—two families forever joined together. And as they come to terms with the meaning of their lives, this Pulitzer Prize-winning American classic beautifully celebrates our own shared humanity.  Taken from the website

May 14-June 4, 2022

 

 

Great Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended
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8.5 Overall
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Holding Court is a One Woman Show by actress and comedian Courtney Scheuerman.  A true, Heroes Journey, this is a story of one woman’s hilariously poignant path to discovering herself as the hero of her own story. Taken from the website

Above Average! 
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7.6 Overall
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April 6 – May 18, 2022

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Synopsis:

Tambo and Bones are two characters trapped in a minstrel show. It’s mad hard to feel like a real person when you’re trapped in a minstrel show. Their escape plan: get out, get bank, get even. A rags-to-riches hip-hop odyssey, “Tambo & Bones” roasts America’s racist past, wrestles America’s racist present and explodes America’s post-racial future—where what’s at stake, for those deemed less-than-human, is the fate of humanity itself. “Tambo & Bones” is the recipient of an Edgerton Foundation New Play Award.  Taken from the press release

Great Show!
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8.6 Overall
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May 1 – May 29, 2022