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Opening the Curtain
By KCRWArts
Opening the Curtain episodes
- The Theatrical Languages of LA?
Wouldn't it be exciting if LA theater reflected that diversity and spoke the same languages as its people?
5 min - An Exciting Failure
The Theater Movement Bazaar and the evolution of two artists who have committed to making ensemble theater in Los Angeles...
5 min - The Stories We Spin
We go on a journey through time with El pasado es un animal grotesco ("The past is a grotesque animal"), which is up at REDCAT for four performances this weekend.
5 min - Prison Poetry
Anthony Byrnes on the LATC production of Miguel Piñero's Short Eyes, his love of language and unapologetic view of life behind bars.
5 min - The Path Forward
Anthony Byrnes weighs in on two landmark plays, inspired by the same Chicago home, but written 50 years apart.
5 min - Breakfast in America
"It's all about the eggs," says Anthony Byrnes, about A Raisin in the Sun, at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, and Our Town, at the Broad Stage.
5 min - In Conversation with Helen Hunt and David Cromer
Anthony Byrnes talks with actress Helen Hunt and David Cromer about their production of Our Town, now at the Broad Stage.
53 min - In the Company of the Male Gaze
Anthony Byrnes muses on Neil LaBute's Filthy Talk for Troubled Times.
5 min - 5 min
- Best of 2011
KCRW theatre critic Anthony Byrnes on this year's ten outstanding productions in LA theatre.
5 min
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