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Say Farewell to The Steve Allen Theater — A Creepy Theater Institution
We’ve seen a bunch of great shows at Hollywood’s Steve Allen Theater — everything from Jeffrey Combs’ heartwrenching performance as […] Read more
Mystery Lit: Holmes, Sherlock and the Consulting Detective — The Fun’s Afoot (My Belated Mini-Review)
I want to tell you that my dog ate my homework, but it was actually my computer… I had a […] Read more
“Lunatics and Actors” and an Amused Audience
Let’s get the unpleasantries out of the way first: Lunatics and Actors, a Four Clowns production running now through May […] Read more
Attack of the Rotting Corpses: Packed In Grisly Fun
Zombie Joe… that’s a name to conjure with, for underground theater fans in the LA area. Maybe the productions at […] Read more
Tune Your Ears Into Terror: Fake Radio Presents “War of the Worlds” Live, And It’s An On-stage Audio Spectacular
Old-time radio has had a dedicated cult of followers for about 90 years now, and live recreations of old-time radio […] Read more
Wicked Lit 2015: Topping the Un-Toppable
So this is not your reviewer’s first experience at Wicked Lit in mysterious Altadena, California, but it may just be […] Read more
Ghoulmaster’s Haunted Playhouse: High-Energy Halloween Fun That’s Charged With Positivity
Ghoulmaster’s Haunted Playhouse is just a charmer. That’s the word for it: Charmer. It’s a love letter to Halloween, horror […] Read more
Mini-Review: Ghosts of Ma Barker—A Satisfying Mix of Spectres and Hoodlums
The recently closed production of T.S. Devai’s play, The Ghosts of Ma Barker, at the Ruby Theatre at The Complex […] Read more
From Beyond and The Monkey’s Paw: A First-Class Night of Entertainment in the Mausoleum from Unbound Productions
L.A.’s own Unbound Productions does more than just their acclaimed annual Wicked Lit show—they offer up smart, often delightfully macabre […] Read more
Smoke and Mirrors Returns to Blend Humor and Pathos Better Than Ever
In the return engagement of Albie Selznick’s almost-one-man-show, “Smoke and Mirrors” (directed by David Schweizer), it’s easy to see that […] Read more
