Posts Tagged ‘lasplash’

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING: 100% Sweet – UPDATED

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A Noise Within’s “Much Ado About Nothing” is nothing but well done and well-deserving of praise. See it before it closes on 21 May 2010. The production is family-friendly and [...]

THE UNEXPECTED MAN: 67% Sweet – UPDATED

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I wish I could say that the play’s culmination is worth the investment of the slow buildup or that the enjoyment of art, as life, is in the journey, [...]

OEDIPUS EL REY: 100% Sweet – UPDATED

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Alfaro spins much of this in a colloquial lexicon that makes it all the more forceful. Some of his passages — Tiresias’ musings on what a father really is, after [...]

THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES: 70% Sweet – UPDATED

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All right, given this impressive pedigree, what’s my beef? Well, beyond the play’s passé style, I have trouble with the workmanlike use of the symbolic roses that inspire the title [...]

THE PRICE: 89% Sweet – UPDATED

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Miller’s characters all seem to struggle with responsibilities and guilt. This play offers the same type of individuals, but because of its long, drawn-out and repetitive dialogue, it is not [...]

SWEENEY TODD: 100% Sweet – UPDATED

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I have seen this show more than a few times and I have to say I thoroughly enjoy this production. Norman Large comfortably heads a formidable company of talented performers [...]

WISDOM 2116: 100% Sweet

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In fact, some 55 years ago, in honor of his dear friends actors Charles Laughton and wife Elsa Lanchester, he penned the sci-fi piece, now titled, Wisdom 2116 for them [...]

PROOF: 100% Sweet – UPDATED

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Auburn’s powerful play hinges on the issues of trust and faith. As the playwright Bertolt Brecht observed, “the inflexible rule [is] that the proof of the pudding is in the [...]

Critique of the Week

ORPHEUS DESCENDING
by Keisha7 – LASplash
Somewhere in the forgotten South, back in the not so distant past, the locals of a small country town await the arrive of one of it’s [...]

ORPHEUS DESCENDING: 86% Sweet – UPDATED

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Frantic Redhead Productions’ presentation of Tennessee Williams’ Orpheus Descending is a prime example of Los Angeles theater at its finest. A big-name trio of leading players with serious theatrical [...]

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