Laura Foti Cohen is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California, specializing in local theater and cultural events. With a focus on supporting and promoting new voices in the theater community, Laura's articles for EDIBLE APARTMENT provide insightful reviews and coverage of the vibrant theater scene in Los Angeles.
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Laura Foti Cohen's coverage is primarily focused on theater reviews, with a particular emphasis on local productions in the Los Angeles area. She also covers entertainment news and gaming to a lesser extent.
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Theatre review of "Medea Comes to Our Town," from Lightning Rod Theater, runs through September 22 at the McCadden Theatre.
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The Buzz interviewed Armina LaManna, the founder and artistic director of Imagine Theatre Company, which develops original shows for children in grades K-5 featuring female characters.
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