Konstantine Stanislavski Love art in yourself and not yourself in art.
Harold Clurman The stage is life, music, beautiful girls, legs, breasts, not talk or intellectualism or dried-up academics.
by Geoff Hoff
The program for Landscaping in the Den of Saints by Theatre Unleashed, playing at the Avery Schreiber Theatre, does not list locations or an intermission. For your edification, there is an intermission and it takes place on the patio of a West Hollywood restaurant, the living room of a wealthy lawyer in [...]
by Joel Elkins
Vinnie is the story of Vincent Van Gogh (played by Glen Anthony Vaughan), who appears to modern-day struggling artist David Woodsey (Herbert Russell) during a night of despondency and heavy drinking. During their night of carousing, David laments about his failures as an artist and Vinnie commiserates and comforts his colleague, while discovering [...]
Editor’s note: This article first appeared as a blog post on LA Stage. It was written by one of the founding members of Rogue Machine. We liked it enough to ask permission to reprint it here. Thank you , Mr. Flynn, for your kind permission.
The Idea of A Theatre - [...]
by Joel Elkins
In 1973, Secretariat completed the Triple Crown by winning the Belmont Stakes against the fastest thoroughbreds in the country by an unprecedented 31 lengths. When Babe Ruth hit 54 home runs in 1920, he not only outhit every other player that year, but every other team. And during their heyday, The Beatles once [...]
by K. Primeau
Rogue Machine Theatre’s promise of “complex, ambiguous” theatre was certainly fulfilled in Saturday’s performance of Never Land. The national premiere of the play, written and directed by Phyllis Nagy, wins the award for the most challenging theatre I’ve seen thus far in Los Angeles, a distinction that refers to Nagy’s content as much [...]
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