There was a sixties vibe about the piece that offhandedly almost references Blake Edward’s 1968 comedy film, “The Party”. And the sort of hilarious, nonstop lunacy that the play offers is sometimes - but should much more regularly – be funny.
By Kevin Hopps Copyright © 2020 Gia On The Move According to Mark Wilding, the three main things you must have to succeed, in addition to talent, are: “A persistence, a learning curve, and a thick skin.” Clearly, all were... Continue Reading →
by Matt Ritchey A confession: If your show begins with somebody in a fake moustache, I'm already on your side. Fortunately, not only does Force of Nature Productions new show Telenovela, at the Actors Workout Studio, NOHO, start with a... Continue Reading →
The 18th annual Valley Film Festival (VFF) has announced its feature film selections, including 12 World and Los Angeles premieres, festival sponsors, inaugural film market, and theme: #unitedbyfilm. VFF returns in full force with a five-day festival showcasing over 75 of... Continue Reading →
The following is a reprint from the Tolucan Times Speak Now Speaks Loudly Review by Tracey Paleo Hands up for the brand new, LA Theatre Troupe who opened their first season with a world premiere and very own version of... Continue Reading →
The following review is a re-print from the Tolucan Times: Family Ties Bind Ever So Tightly in Thieves Review by Tracey Paleo I got nailed with a dead woman’s cremated ashes… Yep! It’s true. In a moment of white-heat emotional... Continue Reading →
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