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The Island - political drama at its best “They made me laugh, they made me cry! I have never seen the prisoner’s issue addressed through art in such wonderful, sensitive, emotional and strong way.” Majd Beltaji, audience member The Freedom Theatre’s latest production The … Continue reading →

CONTACT PHILIP SOKOLOFF Publicity for the theatre 626.683-9205 e-mail: showbizphil@sbcglobal.net FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                            March 14, 2012 WORLD PREMIERE: “SARAH’S WAR” EXTENDS BY POPULAR DEMAND THROUGH APRIL 15 AT THE HUDSON THEATRE WHAT: “Sarah’s War.” World Premiere … Continue reading →

Sarah’s War: Death of a Dream  http://curvewire.com/posts/blog/sarahs-war-death-dream Posted by Robyn McGee on March 6, 2012 – 9:20am Unpacking a parent’s worst nightmare, the death of a child, Sarah’s mother, Ann (Terry Davis) meticulously arranges the bloody jeans and blouse as … Continue reading →

http://www.lastagetimes.com/2011/09/when-the-talkback-tops-the-play-crichton-anyone/ When the Talkback Tops the Play. Crichton, Anyone? by Don Shirley  |  September 12, 2011 Samara Frame in “My Name is Rachel Corrie” Last Thursday, a post-play panel discussion and audience talkback were much more exciting than the play … Continue reading →

ISRAELIS AND PALESTINIANS ON STAGE: In LA, we don’t see many plays about Israel, the Palestinian Territories or their dispute. Some readers may recall my disappointment that one of the few plays we have seen recently on this subject is … Continue reading →

It’s always exciting and incredible when I get to work on a production that I feel passionately about.  It’s a rare experience when I am handed a role that is not only a challenge, but incredibly rewarding.  That is the … Continue reading →

Sarah’s War is a beautiful piece of playwriting, very well directed, with performances that touch the heart and evoke tears, laughter and many questions to contemplate. The inspiration for the play is the real life story of the killing of … Continue reading →