Morna Murphy Martell

Rebecca's moving show could be retitled "The Kindness of Strangers" as she tells of her battle with cancer, the years of treatment, her daily commute by LA city bus and the respect, love and support she so often got from other passengers who offered her solace and kindness and even an embrace to help her survive the pain, sorrow and despair that daily threatened her. Morna Murphy Martell, theatrespokenhere.blogspot ... full review

Shanara's effervescent spirit and confiding ingenuousness makes her solo show a special celebratory event. ... full review

Reveals how Belafonte, in his fierce dedication to the Civil Rights cause, persuaded Poitier to boldly show up for his people. ... full review

This outrageous, farcical and absurdist play by Joe Orton means you are in for a delightful surprise. ... full review

Will meats Willy in this intriguing and dynamic play where two fabulous actors, playing theatrical icons who meet after death, wage contest. ... full review

Seven dynamic young men relate what it means to be black in America and be acknowledged as a man.... full review

The actor portraying the neighbor from hell actually makes the looney guy very likable… to the audience that is!... full review

Felt like a charming ten minute play stretched to one hour.... full review

Don’t miss this well-structured dramatic play that is an emotional and intellectually-erogenous masterpiece. ... full review

Brilliant writing and acting. Shows the human face behind an offensive caricature. ... full review