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A Marlene Dietrich Dialogue & Look, What I Don't Understand |
| A hit of the 2009 Polish International Theatre Festival. Polish actress/puppeteer Anna Skubik takes on a life-sized Marlena Dietrich puppet, as both are caught in a co-dependent relationship during the star’s dying days. While the play shows off Anna’s puppetry skills, (more ...) | |
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A PRAYER FOR MY DAUGHTER |
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"GO!" LAWeekly / "GO" LATimes
RATED "R" -Strong Language and Full Male Nudity- "masterfully orchestrated by director Albert Alarr, The entire ensemble shines!" - "GO!" - L.A. Weekly "the kind of.. gem that L.A.'s extensive 99-seat theater scene does better than anywhere (more ...) |
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Haram Iran |
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Celebration Theatre Presents:
The West Coast Premiere of Haram Iran Written by: Jay Paul Deratany Directed by: Michael Matthew Produced by: Jeremy O'Keefe and Christopher Sepulveda March 5, 2010 through April 4, 2010 Haram Iran is a coming of age tale about (more ...) |
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LIFE COULD BE A DREAM |
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SH-BOOM!
From the "marvelous" mind of creator Roger Bean, comes another trip to Springfield where we meet the "Crooning Crabcakes," the boy group banned from the Springfield High School prom which made it possible for "The Marvelous Wonderettes" to perform there. Now (more ...) |
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Love Bites Volume 9 |
| An evening of not so romantic shorts and dysfunctional (more ...) | |
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The BLVD |
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The BLVD is a gender-bending parody collision of two film classics Sunset Blvd and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
Struggling, gay actor, Joe Kirkwood, gets caught in a B-movie (drag) queen's web of deceit and desire as she attempts a movie comeback in the film (more ...) |
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THE STORY OF MY LIFE |
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CRITIC'S CHOICE! - LA TIMES
CRITIC'S PICK! - BACKSTAGE THE LOS ANGELES PREMIERE! Nominated for four 2009 Drama Desk Awards including Outstanding Musical, "The Story of My Life" , directed by Ovation Award winner Nick DeGruccio, tells the story of two childhood (more ...) |
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WHY TORTURE IS WRONG, AND THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THEM |
| Our “Poet Laureate of the Absurd”, Christopher Durang turns political humor upside down with this raucous and provocative satire about America's growing homeland "insecurity." A young woman is suddenly in crisis: Is her new husband, whom she married when drunk, a (more ...) | |
