Articles by Michelle Clay

Jersey Boys Review

The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "Jersey Boys" has arrived in Los Angeles

Melancholia Review

"Melancholia" successfully combines an array of forms and styles to create a brilliant storytelling tapestry and an invigorating theater experience

Things of Dry Hours Review

Things of Dry Hours is a sharp-edged drama which finds a Black Communist, his widowed daughter and a White outlaw stranger, locked within an intricate and volatile triangle of race and wills

Sister Cities Review

Sister Cities is a play that examines the importance of working through difficult family relationships while asking the question: is it ever a good idea to poison your sister

Brooklyn Rules - Film Review

Brooklyn Rules: a garden variety, crime drama about three young men growing up in Brooklyn during the era of John Gotti

NAB 2007: The World's Largest Media Show

NAB 2007 celebrated its third largest turnout ever with an international contingency of 25% representing more than 140 countries

The lynda.com NAB Party - Mixing Business with Pleasure

The lynda.com party at the NAB convention was the perfect receipe for this software education company: One part company celebration, two parts client appreciation

American Midget Review - Delivers in a Giant Way

If you go to see one play this month… Jonathan Yukich's American Midget at The Met in Hollywood

Infinite Black Suitcase - Review

TheSpyAnts present the World Premiere of INFINITE BLACK SUITCASE
SAVOR LIFE. HONOR DEATH. EMBRACE THE JOURNEY

The Wolf Review - a World Premiere Play by Sean Huze

The Wolf by Actor/ Playwright Sean Huze makes its world premiere at the art/works Theatre, exploring the question: Can a wolf ever live among the sheep?

Based on the bestselling novel by James Scurlock. "Maxed Out: Hard Times, Easy Credit and The Era of Predatory Lenders" A sobering, yet wickedly clever documentary opens in New York and Los Angeles March 9th

Daddy's Little Girls Review - Tyler Perry's Valentine to Single Fathers

Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls is a long-overdue Valentine to every single single father

Los Angeles Times Travel & Adventure Show

The 2007 Edition of Los Angeles Times Travel & Adventure Show was packed wall to wall with huge, beautiful billboards, promising an exotic escape top paradise

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf at the Ahmanson Review

Kathleen Turner and Bill Irwin star in the Edward Albee play that provides a disturbing and guilty glimpse of the power struggle within a relationship between two emotional damaged people

Nochee - A Cool Spot in Minneapolis

Just a stone's throw from The Guthrie Theater Complex and walking distance from the Metrodome, Nochee provides a comfortable atmosphere of dining and entertainment for a diverse upscale crowd

The Glass Menagerie Shines Once More at the Guthrie

Harriet Harris and Randy Harrison star in the Guthrie Theater's latest production of the Tennessee Williams classic "The Glass Menagerie"

In Darfur and Darfur/Darfur - A Stage Reading and Photo Exhibit

The Guthrie Theatre's Wurtele Thrust Stage delivers quite a treat with its emotional enthralling stage reading of the play, "In Darfur", a collaboration of playwright Winter Miller and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nicholas D. Kristof