Betwixt Bridges: The diorama-like 3D landscapes of Bryan Keith Gardner‘s Bridges, Walls, and Water offer a portrait of Galveston from a distinctly mainlander perspective: a place to come have fun
First year of short plays project, focusing on the Midwest, 7/21-8/12, Broom Street Theater, at 8 pm Thursday-Saturday. Pay what you can ($22 adv.). No show 8/3.
Branda Lock and Lloyd Roberson II in “The Job Interview from Hell,” by Chris Irby and Sean Freeman and directed by Mirai Booth-Ong. Screenshot photo by Bondo Wyszpolski
Branda Lock and Lloyd Roberson II in “The Job Interview from Hell,” by Chris Irby and Sean Freeman and directed by Mirai Booth-Ong. Screenshot photo by Bondo Wyszpolski
Still swimming upriver
by Bondo Wyszpolski
Little Fish Theatre, located in the arts district of downtown San Pedro, is arguably the best stage in the South Bay on account of the company’s willingness to tackle new or seldom-performed plays. Before the start of each season, the selection committee reads through a massive pile of submitted work over 800 this year in order to choose a handful of one-acts to present as their inaugural production. “Pick of the Vine” is just that, and this year’s current crop features seven new works.