Actor’s Gang Harlequino: On to Freedom dares to use art to speak truth to authority by Lisa Robins (Note: This play has closed it’s April-May 2017 run) Harlequino: On to […]
Review – Actor’s Gang Harlequino
Ghost Town Wows Venice
Thousands of neighbors and families came out to Oakwood Park to see this extraordinary play last month. The neighborhood was buzzing with anticipation after seeing the large and very technical stage they […]
Drama Review: A Wilted Mint Julep
The Eccentricities of a Nightingale by Tennessee Williams By Suzy Williams This engaging Tennessee Williams play is probably his most ambitious. Purported to be a reworking of his hit, Summer and Smoke, […]
Lisa Robins’ “Blessing”
By Suzy Williams Venice goddess Lisa Robins gives a riveting and emotional performance as an Ivy-League Jewish girl who tries out kibbutz life. She falls in love and settles in Tecoa, Israel, […]
Family Dysfunction, Pinter-Style
By Suzy Williams So you think your family is weird? Meet the …………….s. (We never do find out what their last name is.) Set in North London in 1965, we come to […]
Don’t ‘Chekov’ This From Your List
By Suzy Williams I’m going to give you a reason or two, dear Beachhead readers, why you should take advantage of the fact that The Cherry Orchard is now playing at our […]
Henry V – Five Stars
By Suzy Williams Count on Pacific Resident Theatre to offer consistently outstanding entertainment. PRT’s production of Shakespeare’s Henry V is in line with that, and then some. There is no set. There […]
Anthony Newley Hits Venice
By Suzy Williams Run, don’t walk to The Pacific Resident Theatre on Venice between Shell and Oakwood, to see one of the most charming, heart-warming musical evenings you’ve experienced. This compact, brilliant […]
John Steinbeck’s “Sweet Thursday”
Drama review by Suzy Williams and Brad Kay Steinbeck fans will delight in the Pacific Resident Theatre’s production of Sweet Thursday, newly adapted for the stage by Robb Derringer and (director) Matt McKenzie. World […]
Theater Review: Astral Dick
By Roger Linnett As Director Hanna Hall writes in the program’s Director’s Note, “Chaos represents the thread in the universe that allows humanity free will. Even though it is wild and unpredictable, […]
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