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Local theater companies often need to straddle a line. They want to put on financially successful plays – or at least performances that cover their operating expenses – while also

Brian Posehn, Wasatch Theatre Company: JQA, Step Afrika! @ Kingsbury Hall, and more.

Alex Edelman's 'Just for Us,' the genius of Stephen Sondheim and a Tony Award for the Pasadena Playhouse were among the highlights of Los Angeles theater in 2023.

Theatre Inconnu’s latest play continues at Paul Phillips Hall to Dec. 16.

This week, Bay Area author Shannon Takaoka shares her new novel, jazz clarinetist Anat Cohen teams with guitarist Marcello Goncalves, The Pear opens two dark comedies. Plus, the Bay Choral Guild, Coco in Concert and Con Brio.

This week, Bay Area author Shannon Takaoka shares her new novel, jazz clarinetist Anat Cohen teams with guitarist Marcello Goncalves, The Pear opens two dark comedies. Plus, the Bay Choral Guild, Coco in Concert and Con Brio.

Life imitates art in the New Mexico Actors Lab presidential play starring John Quincy Adams.

War in the Middle East upends cultural life in the U.S. Plus, 'Uncle Vanya' reimagined and an artist dwells in destruction, in our weekly arts newsletter.

In 'Life Sucks,' Aaron Posner takes his inspiration from Chekhov's 'Uncle Vanya' in a playful, contemporary reworking directed by Barry Heins at Los Angeles' Broadwater Main Stage.

It’s a Minnesota music double music feature on Art Hounds this week. The Winona Symphony Orchestra performs, featuring Minnesota composer Libby Larson. The Bakken Ensemble celebrates the bassoon. And “Life Sucks” at the Open Eye Theatre in Minneapolis.