THE SPITFIRE GRILL Will Be Presented by American Coast Theater Company
by A.A. Cristi - Apr 6, 2026
American Coast Theater Company will present THE SPITFIRE GRILL in Costa Mesa. The production will be directed by Sasha Miller and feature a cast including Sadie Black and Rachel Williams. Performances will take place at the Lyceum Theater at Vanguard University.
Interview: Theatre Life with Bill Sherman
by Elliot Lanes - Apr 1, 2026
Today’s subject Bill Sherman is currently living his theatre life as the Musical Supervisor, Orchestrator, and Arranger for Signature Theatre’s new musical Safety Not Guaranteed. The production plays through April 12th in Signature’s MAX space.
Interview: Theatre Life with Nick Blaemire
by Elliot Lanes - Mar 26, 2026
Today’s subject Nick Blaemire is currently living his theatre life at Signature Theatre as the book writer for the new musical Safety Not Guaranteed. The show runs through April 12th in Signature Theatre’s MAX space.
Review: SAFETY NOT GUARANTEED at Signature Theatre
by Aidan O'Connor - Mar 12, 2026
Nostalgia is a funny thing. It catapults the ordinarily rational into webs of what-ifs and immobilizes presence in the now. But what if you could turn back time to fix that one regret or evaluate outcomes of disparate decisions. Would you do it, or would you choose to accept your past as part of you. Safety Not Guaranteed at Signature Theatre takes that exact journey and winds up in an alt-indie-rock concert with a semblance of sci-fi and human connection. Much like most time machines however, it’s transcendent in theory but lacks flawless execution in reality.
Signature Theatre Will Present New Musical SAFETY NOT GUARANTEED
by A.A. Cristi - Feb 3, 2026
Signature Theatre will present Safety Not Guaranteed, a new indie-rock musical by Ryan Miller of Guster and book writer Nick Blaemire. Based on the 2012 film, the production explores time travel, regret, and risk through a contemporary musical lens.
Review: HELLS CANYON at 12th Ave Arts
by Amelia Divine - Sep 7, 2025
What do we mean when we say someone is “like family”? In Washington Ensemble Theatre’s Hells Canyon, playwright Keiko Green takes that question and reveals the complicated debts, histories, and power dynamics hiding underneath. Directed by Amber Tanaka and now running at 12th Ave Arts through September 21st, Hells Canyon is a taut, genre-bending piece examining what haunts us that blends horror and psychological drama with real emotional teeth.