10 Years. Nearly 3,000 Shows. Countless “Fringeships”: A Decade of Hollywood Fringe
How the annual outré theater fest has transformed L.A.’s scene
How Lena Herzog Is Keeping the World’s Endangered Languages Alive
In the oratorio Last Whispers, Herzog—wife of director Werner—showcases languages on the brink of vanishing
Bob Baker Marionette Theater Is Already Hosting Shows in Its New Highland Park Digs
Take a look inside before the inaugural performance on Saturday
Marcus Johns Found Viral Fame Online. Now He’s Seeking Something Different on Stage
Fed up with "digital fakeness," the former Vine star is bringing a musical about having 6 million followers to a 300-seat theater in Hollywood
Yuval Sharon Ends a Three-Year L.A. Phil Tenure with ATLAS, His Most Ambitious Project Yet
The MacArthur Genius transports Meredith Monk’s nearly wordless opera through time and space
110 Ways to Become the Ultimate Angeleno in a Year
Must-do L.A. activities, celebrity recommendations, and hidden gems for every season
You Can’t Possibly Understand the Genius of Hamilton Until You Understand “Comma Sexting”
Decoding one of the musical’s nerdiest lyrics
How the Kilroys Are Beating Theater’s Boys Club
This faction of women writers, directors, and producers isn't afraid to needle to see diverse voices on stage
A Variety Show Is Demystifying the Female Experience One Story at a Time
Roxane Gay and other women share personal stories of their bodies and minds at We Rise L.A.
Did Producer Scott Rudin Stymie To Kill a Mockingbird’s Shot at Best Play?
Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s novel is a Broadway sensation, but something happened on the way to the Tonys