Tori Spelling knew she had something to prove when she took on the physical comedy, \”Maybe, Baby, It\’s You,\” a two-person play about relationships at the Coronet Theatre.
Vivien Straus grew up on a 660-acre kosher, organic dairy farm on the outskirts of a town of 50 in Marin County.
The timeless story of Tevye, the milkman with five daughters, is back on stage in the classic musical \”Fiddler On the Roof.\”
Doris Roberts, who plays Marie Barone on the popular sitcom \”Everybody Loves Raymond,\” will read the Grace Paley story \”Goodbye and Good Luck\” at a fundraiser for the Jewish Women\’s Theatre Project (JWTP) on April 23.
Much of Art Shulman\’s success comes from writing about characters and crises people can identify with.
Something has happened to \”Cabaret\” on its way to the Wilshire Theatre in Los Angeles.
\”The Last Night of Ballyhoo\” arrived at the Cañon Theatre in Beverly Hills last month with impeccable credentials.
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