Splash Magazines: "Talented cast" in A SHRED OF EVIDENCE A lone car driving erratically on a dark, serpentine country road. Two bicyclists peddling home after a late shift at work. The formula for an [...]
California Highways Review of A SHRED OF EVIDENCE Distracted and impaired driving. This is a major factor as to why our roads are unsafe these days. From driving while drunk, high, or sleepy [...]
Broadway World: "You will be kept on the edge of your seat" by A SHRED OF EVIDENCE Tense mysteries where not much happens in the way of real action on the stage [...]
Stage Raw: A SHRED OF EVIDENCE is "like a trip back in time to quaint 1950s England" Not so much a ‘whodunit’ as a guilty cover-up, R.C. Sheriff’s stuffy old mystery A Shred of [...]
ItsNotAboutMe.tv review of A SHRED OF EVIDENCE I always love anything that suggests just how detrimental drinking is, so I enjoyed this play at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills High School even [...]
Two Sisters American Premiere January 21 - February 21, 2016 A Play by Gail Louw Directed by Stewart Zully Produced by David Hunt Stafford This is TWO SISTERS: Rika and Edith are close and caring [...]
James Gallagher World Premiere January 21 - February 21, 2016 A Play by Valerie Curtin Produced by David Hunt Stafford This is JAMES GALLAGHER: A powerful new drama focusing on the relationship between a son [...]
ItsNotAboutMe.tv Review of TWO SISTERS This play (which my pal, Alice, cutely described as an “older chick flick”) lets us in on twenty-four hours in the life of two senior citizen sisters in Israel. Because [...]
Stage Raw: "moving character turns" in TWO SISTERS Those of us raised in Jewish families will recall (with a mix of fear and affection) that larger-than-life figure known as the Jewish Grandmother, a towering [...]
Accessibly Live Off-Line Review of TWO SISTERS Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills presents the American premier of TWO SISTERS, Gail Louw’s melodramatic play about a pair of seasoned siblings who share a few [...]