Celebrate Black History Month with Ntozake Shange’s historic play For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf, February 21 through 27, at the Orange Stage at 1050 N. Orange Drive in Hollywood. Whether you liked the… Continue reading
As this Spider-Man tale opens, the audience sees New York City “on fire and in ruins” as “a section of the Brooklyn Bridge ascends with Mary Jane bound and dangling helplessly from the bridge.” Soon thereafter, a new villainess called Arachne flies into the picture spinning her own deadly trap, and as Spider-Man battles all kinds of criminals he’s swinging right over the audience. It sounds like the 3-D opening for the next “Spider-Man” sequel, and even though this superhero story is filled with Hollywood-style special effects, it is instead a glimpse from a Continue reading
The new Manhattan Theatre Club revival of the 1927 George S. Kaufman-Edna Ferber comedy “The Royal Family” has the critics bowing down. “The Royal Family” is a sly satire of the fabled Barrymore acting clan. This acclaimed production is sure to be among the four nominees for best play revival at June’s Tony Awards. And many in the cast of veteran actors could contend for Tony Continue reading
