Must the show go on?
Josh Orlando
September 17, 2019
Theater making is intimate and emotional work, so it is vital that theater makers feel safe when creating. When we fail to center the needs of our workers, we perpetuate burn-out culture.
What is Intimacy Direction?
Allison Bibicoff
September 10, 2019
Keeping artists safe, while keeping the art intact.
Inside LA Stage History: The Lincoln Theater and The Lafayette Players
Julio Martinez
May 13, 2019
A historical look at The Lincoln Theater and The Lafayette Players, written by Julio Martinez.
Inside LA Stage History: Los Angeles Theater and the LADCC
Julio Martinez
April 1, 2019
Written by Julio Martinez During the years 1848 to 1870, the City of Los Angeles made a slow, often turbulent transition from its previous Spanish/Mexican colonial rule to the often
Julian Sands Returns on Radio to “A Room with a View”
Ed Rampell
February 28, 2019
Classically trained Yorkshire-born thespian Julian Sands on his return to the play, but in another way.
The Stage’s Scourge of the Status Quo: Tim Robbins on “Accidental Death of an Anarchist”
Ed Rampell
February 28, 2019
Tim Robbins on The Actors’ Gang’s newest production.
