Actor/playwright Colin Mitchell brings his acclaimed one-man show to the Hollywood Fringe for a limited run.

Stan Zimmerman and Christian McLaughlin’s new one-act comedy is a laugh-filled satire of the television casting process.

Oscar Wilde’s cautionary tale from 1890 is adapted for the musical stage in an overlong and repetitive production.

Ryan Murphy’s film version of Larry Kramer’s Tony award-winning play is a powerful chronicle of the first terrible years of the AIDS crisis.

Gordon Wills worked with some of the top directors of the past five decades, creating visual styles for their films that propelled them to iconic status.

This new musical with songs in the style of the legendary composer is a hit-or-miss homage to the '30s Broadway musical.

Edward Albee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play comes to the Odyssey in an first-rate production.

LaBute's examination of relationships and body image receives a solid revival at the Hudson Mainstage Theater in Hollywood.

1940s film noir and the war between the sexes are hilariously sent up in this well-mounted world premiere production at Los Angeles Theatre Center.

The true story of a psychiatrist’s struggle with his sexuality at the dawn of the Gay Pride movement is dramatized in an earnest but uneven production.