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Theater world remembers Gil Cates
Culture MonsterGil Cates, who died Monday at the age of 77, wore many hats during his long career in Hollywood. Cates served as the head producer of the Academy Awards telecast for a record 14 times. He directed movies and produced for television. But the man's prime... -
'Funny Girl' revival postponed indefinitely for L.A. and Broadway
Culture MonsterThe highly anticipated revival of "Funny Girl" that was set to open in early 2012 at the Ahmanson Theatre in L.A. before transferring to Broadway in April has been put on indefinite hold, organizers announced late Thursday.... -
Monster Mash: Art auctions start slow; Christo project in Colorado
Culture MonsterSales were slow and low at Phillips de Pury & Company’s auction of contemporary art, which started this week’s back-to-back big-money auctions.... -
Ahmanson moves 'Fela!' from late April to mid-December start
Culture MonsterThe touring musical "Fela!" will play at the Ahmanson Theatre starting Dec. 13, moved up from its previously announced April opening. The change provides flexibility for finding a show to replace the canceled "Funny Girl."... -
Culture Monster roundtable contemplates state of L.A. theater
Culture MonsterOn Tuesday evening, Culture Monster hosted an hour-long public discussion on the state of L.A. theater at Zipper Hall at the Colburn School of Music. The panelists included producer Marc Platt, actor-director-writer Tim Robbins, playwright Beth Henley,... -
Culture Monster roundtable: The role of L.A. in the national theater scene [VIDEO]
Culture MonsterCulture Monster roundtable panelists Marc Platt, Beth Henley, Tim Robbins, Sheldon Epps and Michael Ritchie discuss the role of Los Angeles in the national theater scene... -
Culture Monster roundtable: Being in Hollywood isn't an advantage [VIDEO]
Culture MonsterCulture Monster roundtable panelists Tim Robbins, Beth Henley, Michael Ritchie, Marc Platt and Sheldon Epps say being in Hollywood isn't an advantage for theaters in Los Angeles.... -
'This' opens in Culver City with Kirk Douglas watching
Culture MonsterCelebrities show up for opening night of "This" at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City... -
Laguna Playhouse names L.A. theater veteran as artistic director
Culture MonsterThe Laguna Playhouse has picked Ann Wareham as its new artistic director, promoting her from associate producer. Wareham was a longtime executive at L.A.'s Center Theatre Group until recession-driven layoffs hit in mid-2009.... -
Is Los Angeles a 'theater town'?: A Culture Monster event
Culture MonsterCulture Monster roundtable looks at Los Angeles role in the national theater scene.... -
Scene & Heard: No day off for Jane Fonda
![As the star of "33 Variations" at the Ahmanson Theatre, Jane Fonda has been performing six days a week, twice a day on weekends. Instead of relaxing on her day off, she spent Monday discussing her life, career and current play with Michael Ritchie, artistic director of the Center Theatre Group, at a gathering of CTG's Artistic Director's Circle.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-03/59870044-04161735.jpg "As the star of "33 Variations\" at the Ahmanson Theatre, Jane Fonda has been performing six days a week, twice a day on weekends. Instead of relaxing on her day off, she spent Monday discussing her life, career and current play with Michael Ritchie, artistic director of the Center Theatre Group, at a gathering of CTG's Artistic Director's Circle.")
Special to the Los Angeles TimesAs the star of "33 Variations" at the Ahmanson Theatre, Jane Fonda has been performing six days a week, twice a day on weekends. Instead of relaxing on her day off, she spent Monday discussing her life, career and current play with Michael Ritchie,...Tags: Human Interest, Sex and the City (movie), Garcelle Beauvais, Amy Adams, Social Issues
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Darko Tresnjak Finds A Home At Hartford Stage
The Hartford CourantDarko Tresnjak wanted to direct as far back as he can remember. When the newly-named artistic director of Hartford Stage was a 7-year-old boy in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, he was inspired by the opening-day ceremonies of the 1972 Olympics to organize his...Tags: Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland), Columbia University, Des McAnuff, Dawn Powell, Stratford
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