Tag: Ahmanson Theatre
Camille A. Brown: Claiming Joy While Navigating Grief
“This show is all about joy. I don’t wanna take any of that away. But I’m still very much grieving.”
Jeremy Secomb is One of Sondheim’s Old Friends
"Because I loved Steve and loved his work, it's very personal for me to be involved in this show."
REST IN PEACE: Gavin Creel: “It’s Really Hard to Fake Joy”
"It means more than just you're not alone. It means you're not alone in your desires, your dreams, your wishes, your hopes. I've got them, too. So let's both dream together."
Composer Terry Davies Reworks Prokofiev’s Ballet Music…
"I didn't want to do a reduction. The score is fantastic. I really like the idea of going very small and something that was very fragile."
Chris Carsten And His Annual Christmas Story
"It's Christmas time. Rush, rush, rush. A Christmas Story captures all these crazy things going on and yet we wouldn't have it any other way."
The Mischief Behind Making Peter Pan Go Wrong
"If you're doing comedy, even if you're good at it, you have to be good at it 100% at a time."
BEST BETS STILL AVAILABLE – November 2022
"Into The Woods," "Death of a Salesman" and "The Inheritance" top this month's list
Chris Bannow: Is “Jud” in “Oklahoma!” the Bad Guy?
"That's really why he is the, quote unquote bad guy, simply because he's the outsider in this community."
Producer Bill Damaschke: A Tale of Two Musicals
"If we put all of our love and heart and soul into it, maybe someone will want it when we're done with it. I put the same kind of love and care into The Prom as we did in Moulin Rouge."