Every January, Little Fish Theatre opens the year with a staging of new short plays culled from hundreds of submissions.…
In 2002, Little Fish Theatre were little more than hatchlings when they transformed an industrial space into what would become…
As a dedicated fan of The Simpsons (Seasons 1–6, anyway — the only ones that count), I’ve long been intrigued…
In a landmark psychology experiment known as the Asch Line Study, a test subject sits in a room with 11…
Don’t ask me to explain the title of Frankenstein 1930. Yes, it’s based on the 1931 film. But 1930? There’s…
Nominally, Theresa Rebeck’s Seminar is about writing, with four young New Yorkers paying $5,000 apiece for a 10-week seminar with…
Perhaps no Long Beach theatre company is more unpredictable than its oldest, Long Beach Playhouse. I’ve been reviewing them for…
Misery, William Goldman’s theatrical adaptation of his screenplay of the Stephen King novel, is not the most unavoidably static script…
The Wizard of Oz is the most famous of them all, and its legendary art direction makes it a dicey…
It’s not so much that the dancing in director/choreographer Jeffry Denman’s An American in Paris is vigorous, elegant, clever, and…