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‘Through The Eye Of A Needle’ A Beautiful, Moving Play About Loss
I absolutely loved this play. It not only made me laugh out loud, but in the end, it moved me to tears, which always makes for a great theatre experience. “Through The Eye Of A Needle,” written by Jami Brandli … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Through The Eye Of The Needle, Comedy, Drama, Family, Loss, NoHo, Road Theatre Company, Theatre Review, War
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‘It’s Only Life’ and it’s Beautiful at the Chromolume Theatre
First off I have to say I absolutely loved this show and it definitely falls into the ‘must see’ category. ‘It’s Only Life’ was originally conceived and directed by Daisy Prince with music and lyrics by John Bucchino. If you’re … Continue reading
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Tagged 'It's Only Life', Chromosome Theatre Los Angeles, Theatre Review
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‘Emmitt & Ava’ A Tale of Love, Loss and Acceptance
“Emmitt & Ava” is a play written and directed by two-time Ovation winner Dominic Hoffman. The story is about two families, unacquainted with one another, who suddenly find themselves forced to communicate on the most intimate of terms. When the … Continue reading
‘Dog Fight’ From The Musical Team Who Brought You ‘La La Land’
‘Dog Fight’ now playing at the Hudson Theatre in Hollywood is from Benj Hasek and Justin Paul, the Academy Award-winning musical team responsible for ‘La La Land’ and the smash Broadway hit ‘Dear Evan Hansen’. The date is November 21, … Continue reading
FirstStage Knocks Another Annual Playwright’s Express out of the Gates!
An ambivalent vehicle owner sits in the parking lot of a used car dealership panicking over which direction to turn. (There are only two.) Suddenly and seemingly out of nowhere, a British voice comes to his aid lauding his eventual … Continue reading
Los Angeles Theatre Review: The Exorcist (at the Geffen Playhouse)
In 1971, William Peter Blatty came out with The Exorcist, a novel inspired by a real-life event from the 1940s. The book was a bestseller and Hollywood immediately pounced on the property releasing the film version only two years later. … Continue reading
