International City Theatre’s “The Double V” brings Black American history to life

‘The Brothers Size’ at Geffen Playhouse blends myth with gritty reality

‘The Comedy of Errors’ at Shakespeare’s Globe delights doubly

Partially signed ‘Antony & Cleopatra’ intrigues at Shakespeare’s Globe

Updated ‘Peter Pan’ twinkles delightfully at Segerstrom

Gender-swapped ‘Company’ dazzles at the Pantages

Musical Theatre West’s ‘Newsies’ leaps into headlines

‘A Strange Loop’ at the Ahmanson is strangely loopy

International City Theatre’s ‘The Outsider’ plays up the farce of politics

Troubadours get no- no- notorious with ‘Duran DurAntony & Cleopatra’

STC’s operatic ‘The Matchbox Magic Flute’ enchants with humor

Theatre review: How ‘Funny Girl’ is like ‘Barbie’ and why it matters

Immigrant mom clashes with American daughter in Chance Theater’s dynamic 'Alma'

Review: Melancholic beauty of ‘Girl from the North Country’ at the Pantages

‘What the Constitution Means to Me’ at ICT gets personal and political, with spunk

Charmed magic of an American dream in ‘The Hope Theory’ at Geffen Playhouse

‘The Body’s Midnight’ at Boston Court illuminates blank spaces of the mind

‘Stalin’s Master Class’ of cultural oppression at Odyssey Theatre

Chance Theater’s ‘Tiny Beautiful Things’: beautiful acting of a savior story

Musical Theatre West’s ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ rocks the Carpenter Center