Saturday, September 26th, 2026


Playwright Dan Caffrey may have bitten off a bit more than he can chew in Kaiju, his satirical mashup of Godzilla-style creature features and pretentions/clueless post-performance talkbacks, but I so enjoyed the World Premiere comedy now playing at the Road Theatre on Magnolia that I can’t really complain.
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Tags: Dan Caffrey, Los Angeles Theater Review, The Broad Stage, The Road Theatre Company
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Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026


A pair of single fathers from mirror-opposite backgrounds bond against all odds over parenthood, financial challenges, and a shared “specific kind of sadness” in Samuel D. Hunter’s deeply moving two-hander, A Case For The Existence Of God, the fifth of Hunter’s 15 “Idaho Plays” to get a pitch-perfect Los Angeles Premiere at Rogue Machine Theatre.
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Tags: Los Angeles Theater Review, Matrix Theatre, Rogue Machine Theatre, Samuel D. Hunter
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Monday, September 21st, 2026


Understudy Matthew Taylor Smith got shot out of a cannon and stuck a show-stopping landing as Seymour Krelborn at the post-Opening Night matinee of La Mirada Theatre’s absolutely sensational big-stage revival of the cult classic to end all cult classics, Little Shop Of Horrors.
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Tags: Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, La Mirada Theatre For The Performing Arts, Los Angeles Theater Review, McCoy Rigby Entertainment
Posted in Downey/La Mirada, Musical, Theater Review, WOW! | Comments Off on LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
Monday, September 21st, 2026


Teen con artist Frank Abagnale, Jr. is back in action and once again scamming his way across the country in the Colony Theatre’s exuberant, crowd-pleasing revival of the 2011 Broadway musical based on Steven Spielberg’s popular 2002 biopic.
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Tags: Colony Theatre, Los Angeles Theater Review, Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman, Terrence McNally
Posted in Burbank/Glendale, Musical, Theater Review, WOW! | Comments Off on CATCH ME IF YOU CAN
Tuesday, September 15th, 2026


How far would you go if someone offered you an outrageous sum of money on one condition? And if you were willing to go that far, how would you rationalize your decision to do the unthinkable? These are the questions at the heart of Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s The Visit, now being revived at the Pasadena Playhouse in a production so spectacular, you’d think you were seeing it on Broadway.
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Tags: Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Los Angeles Theater Review, Maurice Valency, Pasadena Playhouse
Posted in Drama, Pasadena, Theater Review, WOW! | Comments Off on THE VISIT
Sunday, September 13th, 2026

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“There’s a black man with a gun in Apartment 833 of the Colorado Club Apartments acting crazy.” It’s that single brief 911 phone call that sets the ball rolling in Texas Sodomy, Howard Skora’s wildly entertaining, fact-based look back at the second-most groundbreaking Supreme Court decision in LGBTQ+ history.
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Tags: Howard Skora, Lawrence v. Texas, Los Angeles Theater Review, Whitefire Theatre
Posted in Comedy-Drama, San Fernando Valley, World Premiere, WOW! | Comments Off on TEXAS SODOMY
Saturday, September 12th, 2026


Western Expansion has rarely been as fraught with fun, frolic, and fantasy (not to mention music, dance, and audience participation) as it is in The Trail To Oregon!, the irresistibly entertaining guest production now rib-tickling audiences at the Wisteria Theatre.
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Tags: Brian Holden, Jeff Blim, Los Angeles Theater Review, Matt Lang, Nick Lang, The Oregon Trail
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Thursday, September 10th, 2026


Death-defying aerial performances and breathtaking acrobatic feats, stunning animal puppetry, and love at its most forbidden, Water For Elephants, now dazzling Pantages Theatre audiences, has them all.
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Tags: Broadway In Hollywood, Los Angeles Theater Review, Pantages Theatre, Pigpen Theatre Co., Rick Elice
Posted in Hollywood/West Hollywood, Musical, National Tour, Theater Review, WOW! | Comments Off on WATER FOR ELEPHANTS
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