ROBERT MACHRAY has appeared in over 150 plays and has worked at 14 Tony Award-winning theatres. He has been nominated for and won numerous awards. Robert has a B.A. from Yale and an M.F.A. from USC. He has taught at USC, UCLA, UCSB, and Pasadena City College. Robert was the Artistic Director for the Classical Theatre Lab in Los Angeles. He has directed, cast, produced, and acted.
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Theatre Review (Ventura, CA): Daddy Long Legs at the Rubicon Theatre
A new musical by John Caird and Paul Gordon, based on the classic tale, gets a respectable production but has plot and music problems.
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Theatre Review (LA): Purgatorio, Inspired by Dante, by Romeo Castellucci at the Freud Playhouse
A provocative production based on the "Purgatory" section of the Divine Comedy at the UCLA International Theatre Festival.
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Music Review (Los Angeles): "Disney Symphonic Legacy" with John Mauceri at Disney Hall
John Mauceri has a triumphant return To Los Angeles but this time at Disney Hall playing only Disney Music
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Performance Review (LA): Kooza by Cirque Du Soleil at Santa Monica Pier
Kooza dazzles with its simplicity.
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Dance Review (LA): Pilobolus at the Music Center of Los Angeles
Pilobolus Dance Theater performs a retrospective of some of their dances at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles.
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Music Review: John Williams Performs "Music from the City of Angels" at Disney Hall
The great film composer conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic in a concert of film music.
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Theatre Review (LA): Parade by Alfred Uhry and Jason Robert Brown at the Mark Taper Forum
With a cast full of stars, this revamped Parade tells a harrowing story but is a wonderful theatrical event.
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Theatre Review (NYC): Homer's Odyssey by Simon Armitage
The Handcart Ensemble delivers an inventive retelling of Homer's Odyssey in New York City.
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Theatre Review (NYC): The Cambria by Donal O'Kelly at the Irish Arts Center
This provocative but flawed play is about Frederick Douglass' journey to Ireland.
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Opera Review (NYC): The Marriage of Figaro at the Metropolitan Opera
A nearly perfect "Figaro," directed by Jonathan Miller at the Met.
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