Shari Barrett is a Publicity Director at Broadway World L.A. She covers the vibrant world of arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, including plays and musicals, through her interviews and reviews. Shari's work has been featured in BroadwayWorld.com and the Culver City News.
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Shari's extensive coverage of theater and entertainment interviews indicates a strong interest in providing expert commentary on the performing arts. If you are an industry professional, director, playwright, musician, or actor with unique insights into theater productions or musical performances, your expertise could be valuable to Shari for potential feature articles or interviews.
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By: Shari Barrett
Told through a series of vignettes, Crossing Delancey examines Bubbie's belief in the old-world Jewish family custom of all young women needing to find a husband as soon as possible to settle down and raise a family against those of Isabel, a modern 1980s Jewish woman in New York City learning to stand on her own two feet. I spoke with Holly Sidell who is portraying Isabel in the current production at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills through June 21.
By: Shari Barrett
Henry Ong (1949-2018), as American Theatre wrote in his obituary, “was the quintessential Los Angeles playwright – a first-generation Asian American, he was interested in exploring the immigrant experience and conducted writing/oral history workshops in many diverse L.A. communities.” A beloved and powerful figure in the Los Angeles theatre community for more than thirty-five years, […]
By: Shari Barrett
Playwright Lauren Gunderson gives France’s Reign of Terror a riotous, sharp-tongued makeover with The Revolutionists, opening June 12 at International City Theatre. I spoke with director Jamie Torcellini about the play and why he thinks its message is so relevant today.
By: Shari Barrett
Hell’s Kitchen, featuring music & lyrics by 17-time Grammy winner Alicia Keys, is making its L.A. Premiere at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre through June 21, while it continues playing to sold-out, rapturous audiences on Broadway at the Shubert Theatre in New York City. It centers around Ali, a 17-year-old girl full of fire who is […]
By: Shari Barrett
Anyone would think it would be easy to review a play that is staged to absolute perfection on all levels including the script, director, actors, and overall technical brilliance.
By: Shari Barrett
In a tale of office management insurrection that shouted #MeToo well ahead of time, 9 to 5 the Musical with Music & Lyrics by Dolly Parton and Book
By: Shari Barrett
LA Opera’s 40th Anniversary Season concludes with Mozart’s The Magic Flute, a revival of one of LA Opera’s most sensational productions. The fantastical production is conducted by James Conlon in his 20th and final season as the company’s Music Director before becoming Conductor Laureate. Adored by LA Opera audiences throughout his extraordinary tenure, it is […]
By: Shari Barrett
The Great Clown Bank Show skewers capitalist America with razor-toothed humor, exposing a world where wealth is the greatest magic trick of all — and everyone outside the ring is paying for it. I spoke with creator/director Hank Jacobs about the social commentary in his new play.
By: Shari Barrett
Have you ever wondered what really goes on in cemeteries when memories are shared with those seen and unseen at grave sites? Then head on over to see two, funny and life-affirming plays in this year’s Hollywood Fringe Festival, bundled together as Amazing Graves, produced by Amanda Lynne for Neo Ensemble Theatre.
By: Shari Barrett
After a highly successful run of the inaugural The Letters Projectin 2024, for the past six months ArtsUP! LA’s Veterans Empowerment Theatre and Returning Soldiers Speak have been collecting, researching, and curating letters and correspondence written by military veterans to members of their family and friends which embody the hopes, fears, and observations of those […]
