From left: Cara Mitsuko (Kate) and Jay Paulson (Tom) in "Enemy of the People" at Odyssey Theatre (Photo by Cooper Bates) Some stories remain relevant across centuries. Henrik Ibsen’s 1882 “An Enemy of the People” — portraying the incendiary intersection of politics, economics and personal interest — is one such play that forces us to question where we stand. Bart DeLorenzo’s new adaptation at the Odyssey Theatre brings home the play’s point in a vibrant, modern take. It also

Foreground, from left: Kasey Mahaffy (Henshall) and Trisha Miller (Dolly) with ensemble cast of "One Man, Two Guvnors" at A Noise Within...

Jeanne Syquia (Jane) in A Noise Within's "Jane Eyre" (Photo by Craig Schwartz) Whether or not you are a fan of Charlotte Brontë’s 1847...

“The Skin of Our Teeth”—continuing through Sept. 29—is a weird play excellently executed by A Noise Within (ANW) with compelling acting...

Lauren Gunderson’s 2018 play “The Book of Will”—continuing at Pasadena’s A Noise Within (ANW) through June 4—dramatizes how William...