High school is already a battlefield before Westerberg High adds its own brand of cruelty. Students are still trying to figure out who they are while their bodies, teachers, labels, and classmates seem determined to define them first. Nerd, jock, prep, goth, outcast—every label comes with a place in the social order. Worst of all are the cliques: everyone knows which group holds the power, and everyone knows how painful it is to be shut out.
Taylor Jon Gonzalez’s ‘Chapter Meeting’ arrives at Wild Project as a sharp ensemble comedy that mines humor from political organizing, proving that even the most idealistic movements aren’t immune to personality clashes and unexpected compromises.
If you love dance, you’ve gotta get your ticket to Gotta Dance! at Stage 42.
You know what?! We (didn’t) invent Post-Its!
On Monday, the Dramatists Guild Foundation hosted its annual gala at the Ziegfeld Ballroom, celebrating 25 years of the DGF Fellows program and honoring Chisa Hutchinson, Michael Korie, and Jolie Schaffzin.
The TCL Chinese Theatre will once again transform into the beating heart of horror this October as the 25th Annual Screamfest® Horror Film Festival returns to Los Angeles, running October 7–16, 2025.
Last night, The Colony Theatre closed its latest show, “The Wedding Singer,” a burst of 1980s color and charisma with its newest musical production.
It was Valentine’s Day, and my fabulous friend and I were in search of a golden show to cap off our evening. After dining at Pink Taco and taking in the breathtaking views from the top of the of Empire State Building, we agreed that nothing epitomized romance quite like Urinetown at New York City Center.
Monday, the Museum of Broadway hosted a cocktail hour and raised a glass to Black creatives in honor of their new temporary exhibit featuring Black storytellers.