Reviewed by Matt Ritchey Change isn’t easy and if the emotions surrounding it aren’t dealt with well, it can cause things to explode – relationships, work, the battlements of Bargfeld…. Okay, that last one isn’t an actual thing, but it... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Matt Ritchey Internal is the newest immersive piece from They Played Productions and it’s their strongest showing at the Hollywood Fringe Festival yet. Walking down Vine in Hollywood at night on your own, many people are wary of... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Matt Ritchey Dandy Darkly is a fantastic storyteller in the classic American tradition of Mark Twain, telling ghostly tales peppered with a liberal amount of political activism. Where he and Twain differ is the sparkly jumpsuit, the fiendish... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Guy Picot John Gonzales is a gifted story-teller who has written a collection of short stories about his unconventional childhood. There's a rogue's gallery of colorful characters who twelve-year-olds don't usually get to meet, courtesy of his single... Continue Reading →
reviewed by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move "I want to be bad…" Although it does not specifically denote anywhere either on the Fringe website or in the show program, In Conclusion, is a loosely adapted re-framing of the... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move In Lear/Loman death really IS just the beginning. From the start, King Lear bears the heavy scars of his earthly existence as he wrestles with the consequences of a life lived in meaningless... Continue Reading →
Press Release Multi-award winning Pacific Resident Theatre, in their 34th year as one of the top regional companies in the country, is now offering a brand new resource FREE to children in the Los Angeles area. The PRT Youth Conservatory... Continue Reading →
On April 23, 2019, The Wallis & Film Independent will present An Evening With 'Deadwood' bringing together the cast and crew for a special one-night-only event. The profanity-laden denizens of Deadwood return to HBO on May 31, as creator David Milch... Continue Reading →
Contributed by Julia Stier Photos by Matt Ritchey “Take your hands off my sister!” On a recent evening, Sadie Jemmett effortlessly led an auditorium through the chorus of her new song, Don’t Silence Me, during a live acoustic performance before... Continue Reading →
Each year, Directors Lab West brings together dedicated emerging and mid-career theater directors and choreographers with master artists for an eight-day intensive, enabling them to inspire each other to dream and create the future of the American Theater. The Directors... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Deborah Klugman Jimmy Breslin and Pete Hamill were 20th century star reporters whose writings served as a conduit between the man of the street and major events of the time. High school graduates, both of Irish extraction, they... Continue Reading →
by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move Following a sold out, critically acclaimed, seven-month run in New York City, NYC-based teacher, writer, performer, producer, and Hollywood Fringe alum (as well as Edinburgh Fringe and Adelaide Fringe) Peter Michael Marino is... Continue Reading →
