ItsNotAboutMe.TV Review of Vino Veritas
ItsNotAboutMe.TV Review of Vino Veritas Since, in one word, this new play at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills is about honesty, I have to be brutally honest here, as well. (If you’re part [...]
Accessibly Live Off-Line Review of Vino Veritas
Accessibly Live Off-Line Review of Vino Veritas Making its west coast premier at Beverly Hills’ Theatre 40 is David MacGregor’s VINO VERITAS, a comedy about two couples sharing a strange brew with one [...]
SEQUENCE July-August 2017
Sequence July-August 2017 A Play by Arun Lakra Directed by Bruce Gray Produced by David Hunt Stafford This is SEQUENCE: Do you believe in luck? A man successfully bets double or nothing on the Super [...]
SEPARATE TABLES May-June 2017
Separate Tables May-June 2017 A Play by Terence Rattigan Directed by Jules Aaron Produced by David Hunt Stafford This is SEPARATE TABLES: These two plays are set in a shabby genteel hotel on England’s south [...]
SEPARATE TABLES Is “Masterful” – Culver City News Review
Culver City News: SEPARATE TABLES is "masterful" THEATRE 40 in Beverly Hills produces masterful drawing room plays, and their current production of SEPARATE TABLES by Sir Terence Rattigan, and brilliantly directed by [...]
Beachcomber Review of SEPARATE TABLES
Beachcomber Review of SEPARATE TABLES Terence Rattigan is maybe the greatest playwright you’ve never heard of. A 20th century dramatist, the very British Rattigan scripted 1946’s “The Winslow Boy,” 1948’s “The Browning [...]
StageSceneLA review of SEPARATE TABLES
StageSceneLA review of SEPARATE TABLES Following their superb 2014 revival of Terence Rattigan’s WWII-era Flare Path, Theatre 40 returns to Rattigan territory with a less successful Separate Tables, the mid-twentieth-century English playwright’s pair [...]
SEPARATE TABLES “Will Keep You Hooked” – The Geek Authority Review
The Geek Authority: SEPARATE TABLES "will keep you hooked" It’s 1958 and at the Beauregard Hotel in England which is a place where certain people like to return to and others just [...]
SEPARATE TABLES “Frequently Enthralls” – Los Angeles Times Review
Los Angeles Times: SEPARATE TABLES "frequently enthralls" Terence Rattigan's "Separate Tables," two one-acts cobbled into one evening at Theatre 40, is a prime example of 1950s theater at its most retro: chatty, discursive and [...]
SEPARATE TABLES Directed With “Skill and Compassion” – Splash Magazines Review
Splash Magazines: SEPARATE TABLES directed with "skill and compassion" Celebrated playwright Terence Rattigan obviously had a handle on what it means to be lonely - and maybe even an outlier – as [...]