Brand new comedy at Chance spotlights ownership and food appropriation By Libby Nicolay Chance Theater is excited to be continuing their...

Experience the Drama of an Awkward Dinner Party Without the Attendant Emotional Pain By Dana Hammer Breakups. Most of us have been...

The Stage Play it Always Should Have Been By Dana Hammer If you’re reading an article on a theater website, I will assume that you are...

Come for the Romance, Stay for the Feminism By Dana Hammer “Sense and Sensibility” is a classic romance, and it’s a classic for good...

WCP brings a timeless classic to their 62nd season By Libby Nicolay When young Anne Frank began hiding from the Nazis in her family’s...

A Play for Shakespeare Lovers and Haters by Dana Hammer I love Shakespeare. The heart-crushingly beautiful language, the high-stakes...

The California premiere of this Musical Comedy that really goes off the rails By Dana Hammer Roller coasters have long been used as a...

This Lovable Serial Killer Will Win Your Heart By Dana Hammer Serial killers. They fascinate us. Men like Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, John...

13 years after it exploded in theaters Clybourne park is as funny, cautionary and relevant as ever by Joel Beers Where most people see...

A classic whodunit mystery By Libby Nicolay Meet Angela. She is a famed mid-century Broadway star and the fifteenth richest woman in the...

Comedy veterans are ready to bring a brand new play to Laguna Playhouse By Libby Nicolay For multi-hyphenate Hollywood veteran Martin...

Come See This Exciting New Work Before It Heads Off-Broadway By Shannon Cudd Orange County audiences have the chance to play a part in...

(The Play, Not the Emotion) By Dana Hammer I first read Misery, the novel, when I was ten years old, which is objectively too young, but...

Hidden Agendas, Mistaken Identities And Laughs Abound By Shannon Cudd With the world still reeling from the collective trauma of the...

Chance Theater closes out 2022 with a holiday favorite By Libby Nicolay Louisa May Alcott’s heartwarming classic “Little Women” has been...

Grief, Sadness, and Friendship in Four Movements by Dana Hammer Grief is the worst. We’ve all experienced it, and it feels awful. But...

Director Jim Rice puts a different spin on the ’50s classic By Eric Marchese Theater lovers everywhere know “12 Angry Men,” the acclaimed...

A “He Said, She Said” for Modern Times by Dana Hammer I recently cleaned out my garage. It was a daunting task, and a thankless one, and...

Costa Mesa Playhouse kicks off its next season with the moving and powerful Irish classic By Libby Nicolay It is no secret that the Irish...

An Adaptation of the Film Who hasn’t dreamed of being a lawyer, and having your ex come crawling to you, begging you to save her or him...