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Murray Mednick turns his sights on the 15th century French poet Francois Villon, a misshapen, crooked man who carries a dagger and cudgel - and is not afraid to use them.

What's the balance between comedy and tragedy? That's always the question when you're tackling Chekhov.

"Se Llama Cristina," the Theatre at Boston Court's latest production is a

The Evidence Room latest production at the Odyssey Theatre features three different communities who all put up their own production of a passion play.

Denis O'Hare not only resurrects Homer's epic tale of war and rage, but reminds us how undeniably powerful a good story can be. 

Barry McGovern takes three of Samuel Beckett's novels and boils them down into the one-man show, “I'll Go On,” at the Kirk Douglas Theatre.

The LA Weekly is cutting its theater section by roughly 70 percent, perhaps more importantly the size and frequency of critic Steven Leigh Morris' feature articles.

Anthony Byrnes looks at several productions on the 2014 horizon, everything from one-man plays to passion plays and classic theatre.

While we've all got presents on our minds, here are the top 10 gifts LA got from theater this year.