Articles by Michelle Clay

The 11th Annual Hollywood Choir Festival Charity - I Dream a World of Harmony

The 2007 Hollywood Interfaith Choir Festival recognizes Los Angeles non-profit: The Harmony Project

The Ford F-150 5th Annual Hoodie Awards Charity - Steve Harvey Turns the Spotlight on the 'Hood

For the fifth year, Steve Harvey presents the Hoodie Awards, highlighting those who are leaders in the community. This awards ceremony is the best party in town

The Matthew Shepard Foundation Honors Charity - A Star Studded Gala of Hope

The Matthew Shepard Foundation Honors: the awards ceremony conceived to recognize and celebrate the work of trailblazers in the movement to erase hate in America

El Un Sol Amarillo (memorias de un temblor) Theater Review - A Visual Emotional Theater Expereince

Translated as IN A YELLOW SUN (MEMORIES OF AN EARTHQUAKE), the Teatro de los Andes deliveres an abstract theater piece that is both moving and visceral.

Little Secrets Theater Review - A Thriller Worth Seeking

This intense drama warns to be careful of with whom you share those tiny indiscretion

The Leaning Tree Theater Review - At the Meta Theatre in Hollywood

If a person's love for you is tough, complicated, and sometimes indistinguishable, then they are probably your family

And Neither Have I Wings To Fly Theater Review - This Play Soars!

And Neither Have I Wings to Fly is a stunning display of fantastic writing and superb acting

A Midsummer Night's Dream Theater Review - A Walk on the Dark Side

Write Act Rep's latest retelling of the Shakespearean favorite is more creepy than magical

Lost Angeles Theater Review - A Must-See Production at the Lillian Theater

Lost Angeles at the Lillian Theater. "Find Yourself. Or Someone Better"

Mustang Sally Theater Review - New Drama Tackles Controversial Topic

Mustang Sally explores a topic that is less taboo than one might think

The 5th Annual Hoodie Awards is Coming to Orleans Arena in Las Vegas

The Only Award Show That Honors The Real Stars Of The Community

Arsenic & Old Lace Theater Review - A Good Ole Fashion Great Time at the Theater

CenterStage in Baltimore revives an American classic in grand fashion and big fun

Clay-Theater Review: His Rap is Pretty Fly for a White Guy

Clay: His rap is pretty fly for a White guy

Ann Hampton Callaway: Jazz Artist

The three most beautiful names in the jazz lexicon is Ann Hampton Callaway an embodiment of the legendary singers legends Billie Holiday and Betty Carter

Laughing Matters... More! Film Review - Screening at the 2007 Broad Humor Film Festival

Laughing Matters… More! assembles another eclectic group of women comics who share their lives, their stories and keep us laughing

Confessions of a Catholic Child Theater Review - Great Entertainment for all Faiths

To be, or not to be. That is the question 70-year old Regina faces in the World Premiere of Elizabeth Appell's brilliant Comic-Drama "Confessions of a Catholic Child"

Slippery Slope Film Review - Screening at the 2007 Broad Humor Film Festival

Slippery Slope by writer/director Sarah Schenck is a fine independent film that is bound to have its audience talking about sex. In a good way, of course

Shelf Life Film Review - Screening at the 2007 Broad Humor Film Festival

If the quality of comedy and filmmaking defines a film's expiration date, then Tamar Halpern’s Shelf Life deserves a very long one

The Bourne Ultimatum - Film Review

Does there really need to be another review of this blockbuster? Well, Yeah! I actually found more great things to say about the final chapter to the Robert Ludlum Bourne Trilogy

Sight Unseen - Theater Review

The Painter, His Lover, Her Husband and The Journalist

Loosely Lysistrata: The Good, The Bad, the Off-Key

I have always been a huge fan of the play that is actually a show. A show has singing and dancing and broad humor that makes me laugh out loud. Write Act Rep's Loosely Lysisitrata delivers all this and more

Beautiful Souls - Theater Review

Beautiful Souls makes a limited engagement at the Hudson Mainstage

Out Late at Macha Theater - West Hollywood- Theater Review

Out Late, the latest play by Tim Turner, contains all the best elements found in a dramatic May-December romance, but with a queer twist

Bye Bye Birdie Rocks The Madrid Theater - Theater Review

Bye Bye Birdie - A classic musical filled wall to wall with singing and dancing that celebrates family, loyalty, and the timeless enigma of intergenerational communication

Talk To Me - Film Review

BioPic "Talk to Me" features Don Cheadle as the Washington DC radio icon Petey Greene, an ex-convict who made a career of "telling it like it is"

What's an Indian Woman To Do? - Theater Review

The Los Angeles Theater Center continues its Cultural Reconstruction Series with the insightful one woman show What's an Indian Woman to Do?, starring Cherokee Indian actress, DeLanna Studi

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - Berkshire Theater Festival Review

Jonathan Epstein and Linda Hamilton tackle the infamous roles of McMurphy and Ratchet in the Berkshire Theater Festival's Main Stage production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

The Catskill Sonata - Theater Review

Acclaimed hit show "The Catskill Sonata" opens at the Matrix Theater July 7th

Burn This - Theater Review

If it is true that when one life ends another begins, then Anna is the benefactor of her dear friend Robbie's untimely demise - Lanford Wilson's Burn This is a whirlwind of high drama and bittersweet ironies

It's Just Sex - Theater Review

Its Just Sex toes the line of naughty without actually venturing into the truly raunchy--It's a play that is just as much about communicating, as much as about fornicating