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Interviews
Brandon
Karrer - Taking the Jesus Pill
Sheila
Callaghan - Crumble (Lay Me Down Justin Timberlake)
Erika
Amato - Velvet Chain/Casablanca at The Pantages
Daniel
Henning - Founder of Young Playwrights Festival
Ian
Kitz - Actor/Producer: The Playground
Jesper
Andreasson - Lead Singer, Guitarist from CITRUS
Matt
Kapuchinski - Composer/Musician, COOL DRY PLACE
Rain
Pryor - Fried Chicken and Latkes
Kristen
Vangsness - The Learned Ladies
Reviews Into the Woods - BIOLA University Conservatory of Music
The
Victorian Hotel - Rogue Arts Ensemble
L.A.
Master Chorale (Haydn/Glass) - Disney Concert Hall
The
Ten Tenors - Broadway L.A. (Pantages Theatre)
Into
the Woods - Met Theatre
Me
Too - Stella Adler
Once
Upon a Mattress - Riverside Performing Arts HS
Everyman
for Himself - Silverback Productions
Dr.
Dolittle - Broadway L.A. (Pantages Theatre)
Nicholas
Nickelby - The Production Company
The
Drowsy Chaperone - Ahmanson Theatre (CTG)
J.O.B.
The Hip-Hopera - Stella Adler Theatre
City
of Angels - Chromolume Theatre Company
von
Lutz - Indie Chi Productions (LA)
Crawl,
Fade to White - Theatre of Note (LA)
Gorey
Stories - Sacred Fools Theater Company (LA)
Speaking
in Tongues - Open Fist Theatre Company (LA)
Index
of Past Reviews
Reviewers
Needed.
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The
third and final play in Shem Bitterman’s war trilogy, “Influence,” a
world premiere presented by Katselas Theatre Company at the Skylight,
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Five Theatre Artists
Receive $50,000 Fellowship
The
United States Artists, an L.A.-based grant
and advocacy organization, today announced five
theatre artists who will receive the third
annual $50,000 USA Fellowships. The unrestricted
Fellowship grants are given to 50 accomplished
artists from eight categories, including
theatre, media, and dance. The artists will be
honored Nov. 10 at the Museum of Contemporary
Art in Chicago.
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