Review by Joanne Engelhardt for Stage & Cinema 4/19/2025 It makes sense that Jeffrey Lo—a Filipino artist who writes, directs, and knows the Peninsula theater scene inside and out—could write a play like Writing Fragments Home. It’s personal without being sentimental, funny without trying too hard, and it lands exactly where it needs to....
Ticketing information availabe at Geva Theatre. Run from Apr. 15 to May 11. Vickie Ramirez Interview with WXXINews Watch the Interview HERE on Fox Rochester 4/9/2025 Geva Theatre is bringing a groundbreaking production called “Pure Native.” The dramatic comedy, created by Indigenous people from our region, tells the story of a Native man clashing...
Article by Mary Damiano for the Palm Beach Daily News 4/13/2025 An American president and a couple of inventors get lost in the woods… It sounds like the beginning of a joke, but it’s actually the premise of the thought-provoking play “Camping with Henry and Tom” by playwright Mark St. Germain, now receiving an...
Article by Alisa Soloman for AmericanTheatre.org 4/8/2025 They are among the most famous words spoken by a woman in a canonical American play: “Attention must be paid.” It’s Linda Loman, of course, in the last scene of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, admonishing her oldest son, Biff, to show his late father some...
Paris Crayton III Brings Gritty, Powerful Drama to L.A. with ‘Brothers of Affliction’ Read the review from the LA Sentinel 2/12/2025 Brothers of Affliction” makes its West Coast debut at the Willie Agee Playhouse in Inglewood, running from March 14 to March 30. Written, produced, and directed by acclaimed playwright Paris Crayton III, this...