Because of the economic uncertainty and the cost of gas, people living in Southern California who used to travel to Las Vegas, no longer need to. Ever since California and other states allowed for Indian [...]

Picture yourself here, on the south side of Boston, within of all places—a donut shop. And although, its title is plain vanilla–the plot and characters are not. Written by Tracy Letts, whose play, August: Osage [...]

On November 12th, I was privileged to watch one composer portray another. Currently playing at the Geffen Playhouse is Hershey Felder in Maestro: The Art of Leonard Bernstein, a contemporary look at the personal and [...]

After a seven month run at the Audrey Skirball Kenis Theater, at the Geffin, Nora and Delia Ephron’s scripted play Love, Loss, and What I Wore, weaves an intimate collection of stories by women, about [...]

It isn’t often that I cry with sadness, jump out of my seat with shock, and laugh all in one evening, but that’s exactly what happened when I saw the Geffen Playhouse’s stage transform into [...]

I’m not an opera critic and I can’t tell you which opera in the world is the best, or whether Placido Domingo‘s voice has ripened with his old age. But I can tell you that [...]

Are you ready to see some Shakespeare? Well, even if you’re not, Shakespeare is almost ready for you. Yes, it’s time for Shakespeare by the Sea. Celebrating its 13th season, this year’s featured plays are [...]

Have you ever looked at your life via your clothes?  Now, I’m speaking about this from a female perspective.  Throughout our lives, starting when we were very young, we have memories associated with our clothes.  [...]

If you’ve always felt a few butterflies when attending a new play, you wouldn’t be alone. But I’m talking about the audience, and not the actors! Last week was both my first time at the [...]