This review was originally published in the Long Beach Post, a nonprofit news organization, on May 7, 2026. From left: Bruce Nozick and Anna Van Valin in "Warsaw" at International City Theatre. Photo by Jordan Gohara. Sometimes the past is more intertwined with the present than you’d think, and more able to change it than you’d expect. “Warsaw,” a new play by Paul Webb — a British playwright who wrote the screenplay for the 2015 movie “Selma” — explores just that kind of hist

This review was originally published in the Long Beach Post, a nonprofit news organization, on May 1, 2025. Bruce Nozick in International City Theatre’s “The Violin Maker.” Photo by Jordan Gohara. The actions of a single person can ripple outward to affect many — sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. International City Theatre’s “The Violin Maker” tells the story of how Amnon Weinstein, by intention and by chance, became a person who has uplifted thousands through h

This review was published in the Long Beach Watchdog on May 13, 2024. In this pivotal election year, it may be especially important to...

How fortunate are LA audiences that International City Theatre (ICT) in Long Beach is staging the world premiere of award-winning...

Michael Hollinger’s play “Under the Skin”—having its West Coast premiere at International City Theatre (ICT) through May 14—takes a deep...

Review of International City Theatre's "Valley Song" by Anita W. Harris for LA Theatrix