by Cast It Admin | Apr 11, 2011 | Theatre Review, US
Theatre Review I’m a big fan of Neil LaBute. Not because I think he can do no wrong. I’ve seen/read my fair share of “wrong” Neil LaBute plays. But he always makes me think. His plays almost require discussion. There are a lot of words that could be used to...
by Cast It Admin | Mar 11, 2011 | Theatre Review, US
Play Dates = Charming + Fun = Go There are so, so, so many things I like about Play Dates currently running at Theatre Asylum in Hollywood. Let me count the ways: The story. Because I happen to be a believer in the idea that it is better to laugh than cry, it’s such...
by Cast It Admin | Feb 11, 2011 | Theatre Review, US
I am a lover of theatre. It’s the art of storytelling; the preferred method conveying truth, provoking laughter, causing joy, challenging preconceived notions; in my humble opinion. Los Angeles, the Mecca of movies and television, is a funny town to live when one...
by Cast It Admin | Dec 14, 2010 | Theatre Review, US
They don’t write plays like they used to…and that is perfectly fine. But boy oh boy, is it worth seeing a classic from time to time, or perhaps, (depending on your personal tastes and general nerdiness) on a regular basis. I can’t think of a theatre company in Los...
by Cast It Admin | Nov 14, 2010 | Theatre Review, US
It’s hard to know where to start… Break The Whip presented by Tim Robbins and The Actors Gang is… a lot. That doesn’t make sense, I know. There’s a lot going on, there is a lot to take in, there is a lot happening before you in many, many different ways. That’s why...
by Cast It Admin | Oct 14, 2010 | Theatre Review, US
Theatre Review I’m pretty sure everyone who has studied theatre has read, performed scenes from, and seen at least a production or two of The Glass Menagerie, by the great Tennessee Williams. Patrons and devotees of the theatre have, no doubt, seen their fair share...