Laura Foti Cohen

The Storyteller of East LA at the Latino Theater Company is a memory play that adds layers of meaning to that term.

In Tom Jacobson’s latest play, Hell Mouth, from The Road Theatre Company, two actors are double-cast to great effect, showcasing both wide-ranging talent and clever staging.

Metro is opening three new stations at La Brea, Fairfax, and La Cienega this Friday. Here are some of the places you can go.

Of course, you can use Metro to get around LA and commute to work. Metro also makes it easy to go car-free to museums, plays, concerts, lectures…We offer specific directions to some of our favorite cultural destinations. Click here to visit Metro’s website for more detailed information. West of La Brea on the D Line […]

The definition of a trouper is one who performs despite hardships, and Trieu Tran is a trouper in Ascent at Skylight Theatre.

Pulitzer Prize-winning play Primary Trust is moving and fulfilling, filled with well-painted characters, including one with mental illness.

Playwright Consuelo G. Flores' "Soul Sacrifice" is a Chicano family drama set in the Vietnam era, now at Casa 0101 Theater.

In the 2011-2012 Broadway season, Alicia Keys served as lead producer and composed the incidental score for Stick Fly. A dozen years later, she came back i

Playwright Pearl Cleage's "Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous" is a fun and thoughtful perspective that provides a deeply satisfying emotional payoff for its richly painted characters.

There’s plenty of local summer action onstage, though your intrepid Buzz reviewers will be taking a summer hiatus; here are some suggestions until we return in the Fall