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A young attorney hopes to exonerate a Death Row inmate who thinks he's Cary Grant in this uneven production.
The well-paced, often hilarious 80-minute performance charts the dancer's emerging existential crisis.
A wonderful song cycle by Gregory Nabours, directed by Patrick Pearson and produced by the Coeurage Theatre Company, is performed in Hollywood.
David Schweizer brought his pared-down version of Ibsen's epic to the La Jolla Playhouse.
This production returns Shakespeare to the people, where it belongs.
This powerful new work, inspired by the thousand-year-old Japanese literary classic, is well worth seeing – and getting a bit perplexed about.
An anthology of shorter work by American playwrights begs the question - is it all really the best?
Jon Lawrence Rivera directs an exciting new version of Lorca's classic play.
The women get the scariest moments, but this superior production of Arthur Miller's timeless play about the Salem witch trials is as much about the men.
A new take on the myth of the Minotaur makes some odd choices.
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