SHIZUKA @ Zephyr Theatre – Review

“Shizuka” is a drama based upon a true beloved historical tale in 12th Century Japan. This tragic love story is both unapologetically romantic and epic. Introducing swirling flamy fate of bigger-than-life legendary historic characters in 12th century Japan to the audience in Los Angeles. Taken from the website.

September 16 -October 9, 2022

Above Average!
Review
7.6 Overall
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Story7
Set & Design8
Entertainment8
Acting7
Costumes8
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Rogue Machine presents: A Great Wilderness @ Matrix Theatre – Review

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Obie Award-winning playwright Samuel D. Hunter navigates the controversial terrain of gay conversion therapy. Walt has devoted his life to “curing” gay teenage boys, but his previously unwavering moral compass no longer points one way.
How does one find their true north?​ Taken from the website.

September 24 – October 31, 2022

Good Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended! 
Review
8.1 Overall
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Story8.5
Set & Design8
Entertainment7.5
Acting8
Costumes8.5
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Crimson Square Presents: Lost Lake @ Beverly Hills Playhouse – Review

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The lakeside rental Veronica has managed to afford is a far cry from the idyllic getaway she and her children so desperately need and the disheveled property owner Hogan has problems of his own. Problems that Veronica is inevitably and irrevocably pulled into. An engrossing and revealing portrait of two strangers bound together by circumstance, Lost Lake is a vivid play about the struggle for connection in an imperfect world. Taken from the website

Very Good Show!
Review
8.4 Overall
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Story7.5
Set & Design8.5
Entertainment8
Acting9.5
Costumes8.5
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September 23 – October 9, 2022

East West Players presents: The Great Jheri Curl Debate @ David Henry Hwang Theatre – Review

Veralynn Jackson knows hair, she knows her neighborhood, and she also knows that the invention of the Jheri Curl marks the end of the world. When she takes a job in Mr. Kim’s Korean-owned Black beauty supply store and the posters start talking to her, Veralynn might finally come to know her true calling. Taken from the website.

September 15-October 9, 2022

Great Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended! 
Review
8.6 Overall
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Story7.5
Set & Design9.5
Entertainment8.5
Acting8.5
Costumes9
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The Whale @ Costa Mesa Playhouse – Review

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The story of a man’s last chance at redemption, and of finding beauty in the most unexpected places. Taken from the website.

Sep 2 – 25,2022

Exceptional Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended!
Review
9.4 Overall
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Story9.5
Set & Design10
Entertainment8.5
Acting10
Costumes9
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Barker Room Rep presents the World Premiere of MONIECE CLARK @ The Broadwater – Review

Exploring culture’s obsession with true-crime, LaShea Delaney’s Moniece Clark considers what makes
one woman more valuable than another in this weird and funny play that follows Moniece Clark, a woman who has vanished from a California desert town. Her sister, Mimi, must trace her whereabouts with the help of a burnt-out television detective and the online sleuth community that has never given up on Moniece’s case. Moniece Clark brings themes of feminism, race, intersectionality, and media bias to the fore, while examining elements of true crime TV, camming (as in cam girls), Law and Order: SVU, suburban sprawl, and the desert at night. Taken from the press release.

September 15 – October 2, 2022

Average Show! 
Review
7.2 Overall
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Story7
Set & Design8
Entertainment6.5
Acting7.5
Costumes7
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Hero Theatre Presents: Rise: An Immersive Exploration of Gun Violence – Review

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In “RISE: An Immersive Exploration of Gun Violence in Schools” audiences become part of a school lockdown. This fictional account, inspired by true events, explores themes related to gun violence in schools. Presented in an actual school, RISE gives a candid look at what youth in America face today. Taken from the website.

GREAT SHOW! LA THEATRE BITES Recommended! 
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8.6 Overall
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Story8.5
Set & Design9
Entertainment8
Acting8.5
Costumes9
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