Broadway World Review: DOUBLE DOOR delivers "heart-wrenching and spine-tingling" scenes DOUBLE DOOR debuted on Broadway in 1933, with a subsequent play by Elizabeth McFadden, debuting on Broadway in 1945. This later version is currently being [...]
Patterns July 23-August 23, 2015 A Play by James Reach Based on the teleplay by Rod Serling Directed by Jules Aaron Produced by David Hunt Stafford This is PATTERNS: This drama concerns the struggles of [...]
Stage Scene LA Review: "Dramatic fireworks ignite" in PATTERNS Topnotch lead performances and a “plus ça change” fascination make James Reach’s Patterns, the stage adaptation of a Rod Serling screenplay set in the dog-eat-dog [...]
Stage Raw Review: PATTERNS is "staged grippingly and acted naturally" Tucked away in a parking garage in a high school in Beverly Hills, Theatre 40 is celebrating its 50th season with the [...]
Hollywood Progressive Review of Patterns Numerous critics and commentators have observed that with the advent of TV shows such as Mad Men television has entered a second “Golden Age.” It’s appropriate that Beverly Hills’ Theatre 40 [...]
The Los Angeles Beat Review of Patterns: Provocative, Poignant, and Well-Paced! What if you had worked for a highly established company for 24 years only to be nearly bullied out of your job rather [...]
Splash Magazines Review of PATTERNS Celebrating its fiftieth anniversary season, Theatre 40, located on the campus of the Beverly Hills High School opens its new season with Patterns. Telling the tale of [...]
Accessibly Live Off-Line Review: PATTERNS is “highly recommended” Theater 40 of Beverly Hills opens their 2015-16 of stage plays with PATTERNS, a drama about one man’s place in his work, the younger new [...]
Thespian Thoughts Theatre Review: PATTERNS “A Triumph” Patterns may have been written 60 years ago but the corporate politics at the heart of this gripping drama are timeless.A ruthless business titan brings in a [...]
Broadway World Review: PATTERNS offers "growing insight" Written by James Reach, adapted from the 1955 teleplay by Rod Serling of Twilight Zone fame, PATTERNS, takes an insightful look at corporate politics, examining [...]