It's a poetic irony that a play about invasive rules might benefit from some old fashioned rules of its own.

What's the community doing to develop and sustain its audience? What difference does a theater festival make?  Or even more importantly, if it succeeded what's next?

This darkly comic, dysfunctional family drama revolves around 3 generations of women struggling to break free of "degenerate bad decision blood" that runs in the family.

How do you engage the Getty Villa's architecture and scale without falling prey to it? A look at CalArts Center for New Performance's production of “Prometheus Bound.”

Anthony Byrnes previews theatre offerings to look forward to from the Getty Villa, Boston Court Theatre, A Noise Within and Radar L.A.

A feminist drama -- though not in the stereotypical sense -- but that all too rare species in the American Theater: a play driven by a cast of women written by a woman.

What would happen if Eve got a second bite of the apple?

Based on a historical event, playwright Kemp Powers imagines what Malcolm X, Cassius Clay, Sam Cooke and Jim Brown might have chatted about behind closed doors.